Archive - POWERING CANADA

Ontario to enable renewables with global first LDES procurement

But could outpace anticipated LDES technology cost reductions

Mar 10 • Denise Heckbert

February 2026

Canada could kneecap clean energy incentives with new rules

Better to learn from the U.S., steer clear of ineffective domestic content regs

Feb 27 • Denise Heckbert

Feds to double Canada’s electricity grid capacity

A focus on transmission and materials could complement existing investments

Feb 20 • Denise Heckbert

Ontario antes up for a massive mining bet

New transmission line is the first move in a multi-billion-dollar northern play

Feb 13 • Denise Heckbert

Quebec says Churchill Falls deal must not fail

Newfoundland says it won’t be fooled again, as deadline looms

Feb 2 • Denise Heckbert

January 2026

Quebec out over its skis on electricity exports

Consecutive dry years have exposed risks of an export-heavy economic bet

Jan 28 • Denise Heckbert

Canada must reconsider uranium enrichment

Post-rupture, domestic enrichment could be a prerequisite for SMR development

Jan 23 • Denise Heckbert

Alberta looking to cash in on AI boom

The province is elbowing its way to the centre of Canada’s AI sector

Jan 16 • Denise Heckbert

Five hurdles ahead for Canada's power grid

Will Canada's electricity systems be able to keep pace with development plans

Jan 13 • Denise Heckbert

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