Report calls for full regulatory review of Muskrat Falls
NTV News reports on the latest AIMS commentary 'The Muskrat Falls Project: Opportunities and Risks'
The Muskrat Falls Hydro Project
Gordon Weil examines the project to develop Muskrat Falls. Weil identifies the benefits, costs and risks of the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project, to both Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
For Immediate Release: AIMS-sponsored Report Finds Muskrat Falls project “desirable”, but with risks
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 9, 2012 AIMS-sponsored Report Finds Muskrat Falls project “desirable”, but with risks Halifax, NS- The Muskrat Falls project, proposed by Nalcor and Emera with the support of provincial governments, “is highly desirable in terms of energy policy,” according to a new report released by the Atlantic Institute for Market [...]
Consultant calls for more oversight on Muskrat Falls
Taxpayers in Newfoundland and Labrador should be offered more information and more protections when it comes to the Lower Churchill development, according to energy consultant and AIMS contributor Gordon Weil.
Muskrat Falls Desirable but Risky: Report
A new report on the merits of developing Muskrat Falls, calls the project desirable but risky. Author Gordon Weil, at the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS), suggests a series of measures that would reduce the financial burden on the province.
MEDIA ADVISORY: AIMS to release commentary on the Muskrat Falls project
AIMS will release a new commentary, The Muskrat Falls Hydro Project: Opportunities and Risks.
Canada’s Brand: Shining or Tarnished
AIMS Board Chair John Risley examines Canada's brand and looks specifically to the development of the Alberta oil sands.
Beacon August 17, 2012
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Power Pool may be Atlantic Answer
In this Op-Ed, AIMS Author, Gordon L. Weil, examines a solution to regional power authorities: a power pool. An Atlantic Canadian power pool, modeled after New England, would enable each utility to continue to own and control its own generators and transmission lines. Utilities would be able to share reserve power and increase overall power reliability as well as reduce the cost that Atlantic Canadians pay .
[VIDEO] Charles Cirtwill and Ezra Levant: Discussing EI changes
[VIDEO] AIMS President and CEO Charles Cirtwill joins Ezra Levant on The Source to discuss the recent changes to EI and how they impact the Maritimes.