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Lawyer Jim Wachowich has been defending the public interest at utility hearings for nearly 30 years. He says Alberta made predictions on energy demand that never panned out; it built more than it had to and you're paying for it.
The federal government is now moving toward providing a guarantee of sorts, for firms that want to see the carbon tax climb to $170 per tonne by 2030.
With utility fees and rates rising, some Calgarians can't pay their bills. After a few missed payments, they may find themselves strapped with a load limiter and facing disconnection.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 -- The House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis issued the following testimony by 38 North Solutions Chair Katherine Hamilton involving a remote hearing on Feb. 15, 2022, entitled "Keeping the Lights On: Strategies for Grid Resilience and Reliability":* * *My name is Katherine Hamilton. I am the Chair of the firm 38 North Solutions and serve as Chair of
While there are multiple reasons for rising home energy bills, some Albertans say there are many other increasing expenses that are straining and 'shocking' households.