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Regulatory Compliance & Reporting

October 17, 2018

Greenhouse Growers Can Master Significant Energy Challenges

David Arkell shares insights from the 2018 Canadian Greenhouse Conference on how growers can reduce electricity costs, navigate carbon pricing, and maintain competitiveness.

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Energy Economics & Procurement

October 17, 2018

Oil & Gas Investments Drive Canada/U.S. Jobs & Revenue Growth

CERI research projects $380B in Canadian oil and gas capital investments through 2027, generating significant employment and economic growth in both Canada and the United States.

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Energy Economics & Procurement

October 17, 2018

Energy Market Knowledge Gives Company Big Competitive Edge

How one greenhouse grower turned rising electricity costs into a competitive advantage by deeply understanding energy markets and making informed procurement decisions.

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Regulatory Compliance & Reporting

October 17, 2018

Ontario Government Should Adopt Key Management Principles for Electricity Competitiveness

Ontario's new government should apply proven energy management principles to electricity system reform, ensuring competitiveness while maintaining reliability.

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Energy Efficiency & Optimization

September 24, 2018

Energy Management Principles Are Key for Electricity System Reform

Ontario's electricity grid reform should be guided by core energy management principles that prioritize customer engagement, data transparency, and holistic system optimization.

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Energy Economics & Procurement

September 10, 2018

Summer Heat Hits Energy Markets

How record summer heat waves drove electricity prices higher across Alberta, Ontario, Texas, and California — and what energy consumers can learn from the market volatility.