Comments

I am concerned that getting rid of reporting requirements will result in less transparency. The last long term energy plan was released in 2017 when a different government was in power. Read more

I disagree with postponing the LTEP. The IPCC has made it clear that we have a limited window (approximately 10 years) to curb emissions and prevent the worst-case climate change crisis scenarios. Read more

When was the last Long Term Energy Plan (LTEP)? Read more

Attached is the Electricity Distributors Association response to ERO 019-2149, Removing the timing requirements for releasing Ontario's long-term energy plan by revoking Ontario Regulation 355/17 Read more

Overall, to achieve a stable and certain electricity planning framework, the Ontario Energy Association (OEA) believes the following reforms are required: a) Set in legislation the government’s role in setting broad social and economic goals for the electricity sector; Read more

Capital Power provides its comments with respect to ERO #019-2149 and the proposed revocation of Ontario Regulation 355/17 via the attached letter. As requested, the key points of our letter are summarized as follows: Read more

The Clean Air Partnership and the Clean Air Council (CAC) would like to recommend to the Province that there should be a timeframe/deadline allocated to the development of a LTEP for the Province. Read more

Dear Ministry of Energy, Northern Development and Mines, Read more