Ontario's sustainable energy technology programs are helping build a skilled workforce to meet the demand for clean energy jobs and strengthen the province's position as a clean energy leader in North America.
Construction on the Niagara Tunnel Project has reached a significant milestone with half of the tunnel now fully lined with concrete.
Ontario's electricity market generated $13 million in December by exporting electricity to other states and provinces, bringing total net export revenues to over $277 million this year.
Energy conservation is an important part of Ontario's Long-Term Energy Plan, which has set a goal of reducing energy consumption by 7,100 MW by the year 2030. That is the equivalent of taking over 2.4 million homes off the grid.
Ontario is a leader in conservation and is moving forward with its plan to build a clean, modern reliable energy system that families and businesses can count on.
The consultation period of Ontario's Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) review closed yesterday, marking a notable milestone in the development of a sustainable clean energy economy.
Upgrades to Ontario's electricity transmission system are creating 115 new skilled construction jobs and helping to unlock new opportunities for clean energy projects.
Ontario's electricity market generated over $16 million in November by exporting electricity to other states and provinces, bringing total net export revenues to nearly $264 million this year.
Ontario is quickly becoming a clean energy leader in North America with sustainable energy technology programs helping build a skilled workforce to meet the demand for clean energy jobs.
Ontario is quickly becoming a global leader in the clean energy economy, while building a clean, modern and reliable electricity system for our children and grandchildren.
Ontario is permanently shutting down two more dirty coal-fired units at Nanticoke Generating Station, ensuring cleaner air and a healthier future for families.
One year ago, the McGuinty Government's updated Long-Term Energy Plan set a course for creating thousands of jobs and sparking economic growth, while helping to clean the air we breathe.
We made a specific commitment to residents in Mississauga and Etobicoke to relocate the gas generating plant.
Ontario's electricity market generated over $23 million in October by exporting electricity to other states and provinces, bringing total net export revenues to nearly $248 million this year.
Ontario is moving forward with its commitment to review its clean energy Feed-in Tariff (FIT) Program.