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  2. Electricity policy of Ontario - Wikipedia

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    [13] [63] The gap between the Ontario's potential savings and its current target could be the result of: a) inadequate coordination between the Ontario government and OPA; b) lack of public information regarding incentives and energy efficient measures; c) insufficient long-term energy efficiency planning and funding; and e) lack of good ...

  3. Electricity provider switching - Wikipedia

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    Switching is only practical if a customer is either buying from a utility, willing to pay an early termination fee, or is at the end of a contract with a provider. [citation needed] Certain U.S. states allow for consumer choice in electricity providers, with Texas being the most-widely watched deregulatory scheme.

  4. Ontario Energy Board - Wikipedia

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    The Ontario Energy Board is the provincial regulator of natural gas [1] and electricity utilities in Ontario, Canada. [2] This includes setting rates, and licensing all participants in the electricity sector including the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), generators, transmitters, distributors, wholesalers and electricity retailers, as well as natural gas marketers who sell to ...

  5. Ontario Power Generation - Wikipedia

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    OPG has also begun the process of building up to four new nuclear units at the site of its Darlington Nuclear Generating Station but in October 2013, the province of Ontario declared that the Darlington new build project would not be part of Ontario's long-term energy plan, [18] citing the high capital cost estimates and energy surplus in the ...

  6. Thunder Bay Generating Station - Wikipedia

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    The Ontario government initially proposed conversion to natural gas in 2004 but subsequently canceled that plan in 2006. [8] Then, as part of the 2010 Long-Term Energy Plan, Ontario's Ministry of Energy announced that Thunder Bay GS would be converted from coal to natural gas by the end of 2014.

  7. Darlington Nuclear Generating Station - Wikipedia

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    In October 2013, the Ontario government declared that the Darlington new build project would not be a part of Ontario's long term energy plan, citing the high capital cost estimates and energy surplus in the province at the time of the announcement. [50]

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  9. Hydro One - Wikipedia

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    The plan was criticized by many, [24] [25] [26] including Stephen LeClair, the new financial accountability officer for Ontario. LeClair warned that the sale of an entity that generated a $750 million profit [27] in 2014 [28] would lead to a long term negative financial impact for the province.