The Independent Electricity System Operator has announced a draft rule that would ban anyone backing out of a contract from participating in future energy procurements for at least three years.
One of Canada’s biggest energy companies could be banned from participating in Ontario’s electricity build-out for three years under a new rule proposed by the provincial electricity system operator.
Enbridge, best known for its natural gas pipelines, also builds and operates renewable power projects and was behind a successful bid in one of Ontario’s last rounds of electricity procurements, where the government tenders contracts for private developers to build new generation.
Climate-friendly technologies are advancing so quickly that contract prices in Ontario have dropped by half — from over $1,100…
Energy company TotalEnergies is seeking to quit a major offshore wind energy project in Germany for which it offered to pay six…
French IPP Neoen has been awarded a 20-year capacity services contract for its 200MW/1,600MWh energy storage project in Ontario.
The Canadian province of Ontario will contract 640 MW of new battery energy storage capacity from three projects selected in its…
Michigan should reject Consumers Energy’s plan to sell its 13 Michigan dams to an out-of-state private equity firm, an…
Ontario, Canada’s IESO has secured 640MW of capacity through three projects selected under the capacity stream of the LT2.
