Reforming Ontario's Local Electrical Distribution SectorThe U.K. miracleLawrence Solomon 26 Sep 2007 National Post In Canada, our electricity systems operate like little islands, isolated from the world around them, oblivious to innovation and insulated from the real economy by regulators that administer prices.. read more » Small-scale plants run rings around nuclearLawrence Solomon 29 Sep 2006 National Post 'If we don't go nuclear, what type of energy will meet our future energy needs," I'm often asked. "Do you think fringe fuels such as solar energy can take the place of nuclear? Or windmills? Bio fuels? Small dams? Tidal power? Burning garbage?" read more » Green talk( categories: )
Time to move energy-intensive industries offshoreLawrence Solomon 16 Oct 2004 Lawrence Solomon To counter the high energy prices that consumers now face, governments in Canada and the U.S. have been subsidizing domestic energy production. This dirty government business lowers the bill a little for consumers but raises it a lot for taxpayers, making us worse off in the exchange. Efficiency priorities for electricity distributorsTom Adams 18 Feb 2004
Review of Electric LDC Efficiency Issues Energy Probe’s Recommendations on Efficiency Priorities for Electricity Distributors
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Why we should conserveLawrence Solomon 28 Aug 2003 National Post Some Ontarians don't understand why they should conserve electricity, as Ontario Premier Ernie Eves implores them to do. For these dunderheads, let me connect the dots. read more » The Federal Regulation of Electricity Exports( categories: )
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