Energy Regulation Quarterly

It has been nine years since Daniel Yergin published The Quest, a panoramic examination of the energy industry — its evolution, its booms and busts, and how it propels the economic ambitions and geopolitical fortunes of governments[…]

In December 2019, the Supreme Court of Canada in Vavilov significantly reshaped the law of judicial review of administrative actions[…]

To successfully chart Canada’s energy future in an age of climate change, it is crucial to strengthen public confidence in the roles and responsibilities of our public authorities[…]

Nearly two decades after Ontario deregulated “hydro” and introduced a competitive wholesale electricity market, Ontario’s electricity industry continues to grapple with how to efficiently and reliably ensure resource adequacy for electricity consumers[…]

In the ever-evolving narrative of environmental law, the interplay between environmental legislation and the common law has become a central motif[…]

After many years of inconsistency in assessing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) in federal environmental assessments, integration of climate change considerations is now explicitly required under the new Impact Assessment Act (IAA or the Act)[…]