Mark Lowey

Federal clean electricity regulations unworkable, says Alberta’s power system operator

Mark Lowey
October 4, 2023

The proposed federal Clean Electricity Regulations are unfeasible, will lead to higher costs for consumers, and risk causing power shortages in Alberta, says the province's electric system operator.

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Organizations: Alberta Electric System Operator, Alberta Ministry of Affordability and Utilities, Canadian Club of Ottawa, Environment and Climate Change Canada, Government of Alberta, Government of Canada, ICF Consulting, Pembina Institute, and University of Alberta
People: Danielle Smith, Michael Law, and Steven Guilbeault
Topics: Alberta Sovereignty within a United Canada Act, carbon-reduction technologies, decarbonizing electricity grids, federal Clean Electricity Regulations, federal government's net-zero targets, impact of Clean Energy Regulations on Alberta, natural gas-fired power, phasing out coal-fired power, proposed federal emissions cap on oil and natural gas industry, reducing electricity sector emissions, and wind and solar power

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