Ross McKitrick and Tom Adams, The Financial Post, October 30, 2014 Adding renewable generating capacity triggers changes throughout the system that multiply costs for consumers Ontario’s green energy transformation – initiated a decade…
Another $20-million autumn weekend with Ontario power sold off cheap to neighbouring states and province Another October weekend has come and gone—and so has at least another $20 million of Ontario ratepayer dollars,…
Wind Concerns Ontario is mentioned in an article on Forbes.com, referring to the Hatcher Report, on the need for fossil-fuel back up for wind power…which means it can’t really fulfill all the wonderful…
Selling off surplus power: Loss, loss, and more losses Ontario was once again busy exporting surplus power on the weekend of October 17-19. For every MWh (megawatt hour) we exported, we generated revenue…
Magic tricks: how the OEB explains electricity bill increases The Ontario Energy Board’s (OEB) news release of October 16, 2014 tells us that our rates will once again increase on November 1, 2014,…
Health Board Says the Shirley Wind Project is a Health Hazard By Eric Crest. CREATED Oct 17, 2014 GLENMORE, WIS- This week the Brown County Health Board went on record declaring that wind…
Blowing Ontario’s ratepayer dollars Money lost in just one week could have paid for 580 nurses So far this October, Ontario’s electricity sector has been blowing our money away at an awesome pace.…
JOHN MINER | QMI AGENCY October 13, 9:52 PM Canadian Nuclear Association blasts wind energy green claim LONDON, Ont. — I’m green, you’re not. The battle to be embraced as the best environmental…
Tom Collins, Farmers Forum, October 2014 Scaremongers say it will cost millions Brinston–While some critics of wind turbines howl that the cost of the eventual teardown of a turbine is astronomical, the actual…
The 2,483 MW of rated capacity of wind generators reported by Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) in the past three days (October 6 to 8) generated 67,000 MWh (megawatt hours), or enough…
The Independent, Petrolia and Lambton, October 8, 2014 Plympton-Wyoming’s proposed wind turbine noise bylaw is going where no regulation has gone before. Council has given first and second reading to a bylaw which…