Ontario Energy Agency Could Correct Province's Past Policy Mistakes

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The Ontario government's proposed creation of an agency with a mandate to reduce carbon emissions by buying offsets, funding cleaner factories and buildings, and co-ordinating rooftop solar and energy conservation...
Canada Energy and Natural Resources

The Ontario government's proposed creation of an agency with a mandate to reduce carbon emissions by buying offsets, funding cleaner factories and buildings, and co-ordinating rooftop solar and energy conservation has been met with skepticism, particularly in light of the province's experience with energy agencies.   However, there is also reason for optimism.  Read the whole article here.

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