PUBLICATION

Global Business Reports

AUTHORS

Gabrielle Morin, Angela Harmantas

Ontario Power 2015

March 20, 2015

In December 2013, the government of Ontario outlined a vision for the electricity market that has the potential to significantly alter the manner in which energy is procured and dispatched in Canada’s most populous province. “Achieving Balance – Ontario’s Long-Term Energy Plan” attempts to address the delicate equilibrium between supply surplus and demand reduction while planning for a cleaner future that includes controversial new sources of green energy. The success of this vision, or lack thereof, will have ramifications on other governments hoping to meet the dueling challenges of climate change and effective market planning.

 

Featuring exclusive interviews with:

Ministry of Energy, Government of Ontario – Hon. Bob Chiarelli, Minister
Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) – Bruce Campbell, President and CEO
Bruce Power – James Scongack, Vice President, Corporate Affairs
Powerstream Inc. – Brian Bentz, President and CEO
Northland Power – Sean Durfy, President and Chief Development Officer
EDF EN Canada Inc. – Jon Kieran, Director, Development
GDF Suez Canada – Mark Gilmore, Director of Operations, North America Wind Power and Solar Generation
Samsung Renewable Energy– Tim Smitheman, Manager, Communications, Government and Public Relations
Siemens Canada – Jacob Andersen, Vice President, Wind Power
GE Digital Energy – Juan Macias, General Manager, Grid Automation
Senvion Canada Inc. (REpower) – Helmut Herold, CEO North America

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