A Radioactive Policy: What to Do with High-level Nuclear Waste
Ian T. D. Thomson The world of nuclear energy generation presents an interesting paradox. With the USSR connecting the first nuclear power plant to the electricity grid in 1954, many […]
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Is Efficiency or Accountability a one-or-the-other choice? The Privatization of Hydro One
Alyssa Wali Walking home on a chilly Tuesday night in Toronto, I spotted the latest campaign strategy from the opponents of electricity privatization: a moving van projecting the implications of […]
Power Struggles: Energy Security and Equality in Canada
Tara Sackett Interest by remote Indigenous communities in Canada for building alternative energy systems – including renewable projects such as run-of-river hydro and wind, but also systems such as wind-diesel […]
Who Owns the Power: Governance Issues for Electricity Distribution Utilities
Katelyn Margerm “To own or not to own?” The question was the topic of conversation at last week’s conference on the governance of municipally-owned electricity distribution utilities hosted by the […]
