Ontario wind energy
By Nathanael Baker on December 5, 2011
Tags: canada renewable energy, canada wind energy, Canadian Wind Energy Association, CanWEA, COP17, Nova Scotia renewable energy, Ontario renewable energy, Ontario wind energy, Robert Hornung, Saskatchewan renewable energy, UN Climate Conference in Durban
Canada's wind industry has had a record year. According to the latest data from the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA), 1,400 megawatts of wind capacity was installed in 2011, more than doubling 2010's output.
By Emily Murgatroyd on May 13, 2011
Tags: Samsung Group, Conservative Government, Dalton McGuinty, green jobs, Liberal Government, Ontario green jobs, Ontario renewable energy, Ontario solar energy, Ontario wind energy, renewable energy, Samsung, Samsung Group, solar energy, Tiday Energy, Tim Hudak, Tories, wind energy, California, energy, Liberal party, North America, Ontario, Tim Hudak
Ontario's Provincial Tory Party Leader Tim Hudak has said if elected, he would scrap the Liberal party’s renewable energy initiatives.
By Emily Murgatroyd on February 17, 2011
Tags: Canada, clean energy, Dalton McGuinty, offshore wind, Ontario, Ontario renewable power, Ontario wind energy, renewable energy, wind, wind turbine, energy, Ontario
The Ontario government, frequently touted as one of the greenest provinces in Canada for its investment in renewable energy, has done an about face on its support of offshore wind power. This move has left many fearing that the government is risking its reputation as a renewable energy leader.
