(January 15, 2016) Toronto Hydro’s inefficiencies cost the city tens of millions of dollars annually in unnecessarily high hydro rates.
(January 7, 2015) From the auditor general’s report to the sale of Hydro One to conservation — has the Liberal government delivered the most efficient and affordable power for the province? The Consumer Policy Institute’s Brady Yauch joins The Agenda to discuss.
(January 4, 2016) A new law would shut down the last arena of independent public review of the billions of dollars in public spending on electricity. Continue reading
(December 23, 2015) Manitoba Hydro is embarking on a record-breaking spending spree that will saddle Manitobans with decades of above-inflation rate increases. Continue reading
(December 18, 2015) Lawrence Solomon gives himself a performance assessment and it’s “pretty good”.
(December 11, 2015) Our letter to Ontario’s Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change on why a cap and trade program is a poor idea. Continue reading
(December 4, 2015) Ontario’s auditor general blasts the province’s dysfunctional electricity sector. Continue reading
(November 5, 2015) The sale of Hydro One offers a number of potential benefits to both ratepayers and the province. Continue reading
(October 30, 2015) The secret to success on the climate change file: Talk a good game but do nothing.
(October 22, 2015) Why ratepayers in B.C. can expect their electricity rates to go in one direction: up.
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