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Energy Affordability: Protecting Ratepayers is How You Attract Investment
The National Electricity Strategy cites modelling showing that seven in ten Canadian households will pay less for energy by 2050. This piece is about the other three in ten, why affordability pressure is an investment risk and not only a household one, and what governments can do about it beyond supplying capital. By averages, electricity is not Canada's affordability crisis. Crux Energy has modelled energy costs and affordability burdens across the country, and over the past
Heidi Leslie
Aug 912 min read
Crux Energy's Comments on the National Electricity Strategy
Crux Energy Consulting has submitted comments to the Federal Government on the National Electricity Strategy
Heidi Leslie
May 285 min read
Bits to the UK, Not Electrons to Ontario: Leveraging Nova Scotia's Offshore Wind
Electrons can be converted into data before exporting them. Nova Scotia has a great data connection to the UK and a world class wind resource.
Heidi Leslie
Aug 19, 20251 min read
GDP Per Capita: Is Atlantic Canada Keeping Up?
On a per capita basis, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) can look quite different depending on the particular U.S. state or Canadian province...
Janice White
Jul 16, 20251 min read
Energy Investment as Economic Stimulus
Since 2016, we’ve seen increased energy investment around the globe. Economic stimulus packages in the wake of COVID-19 and rising power...
Janice White
Jul 9, 20251 min read
Federal Dollars Between Canadian Provinces. Who gives and who takes?
One of the most enduring conversations in Canada is: which provinces give and which ones take. Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario...
Janice White
Jul 3, 20251 min read
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