What Ontario has taught Alberta about renewable energy

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November 2, 2016
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Dr. Sara Hastings-Simon
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The price for renewable energy has fallen since Ontario launched its new electricity program. Find out what else will make Alberta's renewables program different.

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Sara Hastings-Simon
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