Ontario Electricity Submissions and Briefs

April 13, 2007
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Mark S. Winfield
Former Director, Environmental Governance

A collection of briefs, letters and submissions made by the Pembina Institute in relation to Ontario's electricity are indexed below.

Legislation
Submission to the Standing Committee on Justice Re: Bill 21: The Electricity Conservation Responsibility Act 2005

Submission to the Standing Committee on Social Policy Re: Bill 100: The Electricity Restructuring Act 2004 

Supply Mix Advice
The Ontario Power Authority Supply Mix Report: A Review and Response

IPSP Process
Ontario Power Authority Discussion Papers
Comments on Ontario Power Authority Discussion Paper 8 Procurement Options

Pembina Institute Comments on Ontario Power Authority Discussion Paper 4: Supply Resources

Comments on Ontario Power Authority Integrated Power System Plan  Discussion Paper 6: Sustainability

Pembina Institute Comments on Ontario Power Authority Discussion Paper 7:Preliminary Plan

Pembina Institute Comments on Ontario Power Authority Integrated Power System Plan: Discussion Paper 2: Load Forcast           

Conservation and Demand Management
Pembina Institute Comments on Revised Ontario Power Authority Discussion Paper 3: Conservation and Demand Management

Supplementary Submission on the Ontario Power Authority Conservation Demand Management Strategy Design Process

Pembina Institute Comments on Ontario Power Authority Discussion Paper 3: Conservation and Demand Management

Environmental Assessment 

Letter to Ministers Duncan and Broten Re: Assessment of Environmental Sustainability of the Ontario Power Authority Integrated Power System Plan

Letter to Minister Broten Re: EBR Registry Notice XA06E0006 - Environmental Assessment Act Designation and Exemption of the Ontario Power Authority Integrated Power System Plan

Ontario Energy Board Review
Pembina Comments on Draft Board Report on the Review of the Ontario Power Authority's Integrated Power System Plan and Procurement Process (Board File No.: EB-2006-0207)

November 30, 2006 Comments
September 29, 2006 Comments

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