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Solar in Canada: Telling the Good News Story

Provincial governments across Canada are assessing how to integrate solar into their energy mixes. The recent decline in costs for solar installations are making it more attractive for governments with Nova Scotia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan currently...

Outlook for Renewable Energy Projects and Finance in Canada

Developers and investors alike are looking to understand where the next opportunities will be for renewable energy projects in Canada and how the next stage of Ontario’s market will evolve. The outlook for financing is another key area of interest with...

How renewable energy developers are assessing risk in Ontario

Mike Snow, President of Algonquin Power Co., provides insight into his decision-making process when he looks at investing more in Ontario; how to build more stability for the industry and new markets across Canada. The Oakville-based company owns a direct...

Interview: Mike Crawley, CEO, GDF SUEZ Canada Inc on wind project prospects across Canada

CEO Q&A: Mike Crawley, President and CEO, International Power Canada Mike Crawley is President and CEO, International Power Canada. Here he talks about key considerations when assessing wind opportunities in Ontario, new markets across Canada and insulating...

Mainstream Renewable Power on Community Engagement in Ontario

John Barros is Project Development Manager for Mainstream Renewable Power which has developed wind and solar projects across Europe, South America, the US and Canada. Currently the company has wind projects in Alberta and Saskatchewan and five 10 MW solar...

Ontario's Small FIT Application Process: How Was It for Developers?

The window for small FIT applications in Ontario closed on January 18th and this week we asked David Cork, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at iSolara, about how the process went and the next steps for Ontario’s solar industry. Canadian Clean: How...

Can the Ontario FIT Program Sustain the Industry that has been Built Around it?

When we launched the first Ontario Feed-in Tariff Forum in October 2010, the focus was on how to build an industry that could support the massive amount of project activity expected while meeting domestic content rules. Today, while some of the players...

Assessing the Nova Scotia RFP and the Future of Wind Power in Atlantic Canada

Nova Scotia announced three winning bids for wind projects totalling 116 MW last week completing the province’s request for 300/GWh per year of electricity derived from renewable energy. The winning bids include two phases of the South Canoe Wind Project...

New Business in Nova Scotia for Consultants, Construction and Engineering Firms

New Business in Nova Scotia for Consultants, Construction and Engineering Firms   Janet Blackadar, Manager, Sciences - Maritime Provinces at AMEC talks to Canadian Clean Energy Conferences about new business opportunities for the renewables industry in...

Energy Storage Solutions to be Piloted in Nova Scotia

When the Southwestern Municipality and Town of Digby in Nova Scotia started looking into developing a Combined Heat and Power Plant, it discovered a lack of grid capacity which has sent it in a bold new direction. “We engaged Lockheed Martin to give us...

Adrienne Baker, Canadian Clean Energy Conferences

Adrienne Baker, Canadian Clean Energy Conferences

Adrienne is a director at Canadian Clean Energy Conferences. With degrees from McGill and Concordia, Adrienne Baker spent seven years in financial journalism reporting for and editing several publications including Investor Relations Magazine,...

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