Tag: Sustainable energy
Building Community Power Co-operatively
The Hamilton Halton Energy Awareness Team (HHEAT) presents Building Community Power Co-operatively!
Third annual Community Power Conference
How will the Feed-in-Tariff review shape Green Energy 2.0 in Ontario?
Solar Power on the rise in Ontario
Last year, Ontario installed 168 megawatts of solar photovoltaic capacity, surpassing New Jersey as the second leading North American jurisdiction for new solar projects during 2010.
Liberal Party Platform
Greenpages contributor Jen McLaughlin interviews party candidates in advance of the Ontario election. Her summary of the Liberal platform is below. The Liberal Party platform focuses on education, job creation, health care, transportation and energy. It highlights what they have achieved in the last eight years and the programs they will continue to work on [...]
OSEA asks WattsNEXT? for Green Energy
The Ontario Sustainable Energy Association (OSEA) introduces their WattsNEXT? video contest.
Who’s stopping the winds of change?
We have now discovered, thanks to work by Toronto Star reporter Tyler Hamilton, the cost two proposed nuclear reactors at Darlington: 26 billion dollars. This is the reported cost of Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, the only of the three bids that met the Government’s standards, though not accepted by the McGuinty-Smitherman Liberals.
