Greening the Grid (fact sheet)

Powering Alberta's Future with Renewable Energy

January 14, 2009
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Tim Weis
Former Program Director, Renewable Electricity

This fact sheet presents some key findings from the report Greening the Grid. The full report presents an analysis of Alberta's power production and energy efficiency opportunities and demonstrates the dominant role that renewable energy and improved efficiency can play in seriously reducing pollution and meeting future power demand.

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Tim Weis
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