Ontario Integrated Power System Plan: Discussion Paper 3: Conservation and Demand Management

Pembina Institute Comments

October 16, 2006
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Roger Peters
Former Senior Advisor
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Mark S. Winfield
Former Director, Environmental Governance
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The Pembina Institute has reviewed the Ontario Power Authority’s Integrated Power System Plan Discussion Paper 3: Conservation and Demand Management.

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Roger Peters
Former Senior Advisor
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Mark S. Winfield
Former Director, Environmental Governance

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