Tag Archives: renewables

Lawrence Solomon: McGuinty’s reality

Posted on March 12, 2011 by Other News Sources

(March 11, 2011) Energy Probe executive director Lawrence Solomon writes that time of day pricing’s failure will force the Ontario government to resort to compulsory rationing to adapt to unreliable wind and solar energy. Continue reading →

Posted in Alternative Energy | Tagged Climate Change, electricity rates, Energy Probe, Global Warming, green energy, Lawrence Solomon, Ontario, renewables, smart-grid, solar, wind power | 1 Comment

Lawrence Solomon: Don’t count on constant electricity under renewable energy, says UK electricity CEO

Posted on March 6, 2011 by Other News Sources

(March 5, 2011) According to the CEO of the UK’s electricity grid operator, consumers are going to have to make lifestyle changes to adapt to unreliable wind power. Continue reading →

Posted in Alternative Energy, Energy Probe News | Tagged Climate Change, electric grid, electricity, Energy Probe, England, Global Warming, green energy, Lawrence Solomon, renewables, smart-grid, UK, wind power | 1 Comment

Allocating water for hydroelectric generation: Can the market do it?

Posted on June 7, 1991 by energyprbe

(June 7, 1991) Energy Probe director of water research Elizabeth Brubaker presented a paper on allocating water to (and from) hydroelectric generation at the Waterscapes ’91 convention in Saskatoon. Below is the full text. Continue reading →