PEI Electricity Policy: A Review of the PEI Energy Commission Report
This commentary written by Gordon Weil reviews the PEI Energy Commission’s proposals for possible risks, especially to customers.
For Immediate Release: Examining the possible risks of PEI Energy Commissions’ proposals
The PEI Energy Commission’s recent proposals dealing with power supply, utility regulation, and regional opportunities could lead to unnecessary cost increases, according to a new report released by the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS).
The UARB Should Say no
In this AIMS commentary, Bill Black discusses the role of the UARB's involvement in the Muskrat Falls deal.
Imbalance of power
A recent study prepared by the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies concludes that hydro power from Labrador’s Muskrat Falls will also eventually add to Nova Scotians’ power bills.
Impact of Maritime Link on rates comes Friday
Nova Scotians will find out Friday how much the Maritime Link will cost them. Gordon Weil, who wrote a report on Muskrat Falls last year for the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies, concluded the megaproject could benefit the Atlantic region but also carries risks.
Gordon Weil on the Todd Veinotte show
Gordon Weil, energy expert, on Muskrat Falls study.
What is Muskrat Power Going to Cost?
In this AIMS commentary, Bill Black looks at the true costs of the Muskrat Falls power deal.
The Beacon-October 18
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Information Morning Cape Breton: Economic Outlook
AIMS President & CEO on NS and Newfoundland's economy on CBC Information Morning Cape Breton.
Baillie: Hold the line on power rates
Tory Leader Jamie Baillie says his party wants to freeze power rates and, by joining forces with our Atlantic Canada neighbours, Nova Scotians can even get cheaper electricity.Baillie said two recent studies support a regional grid — the Atlantic Energy Gateway Report and one conducted by the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies.