The Managing Editors gratefully acknowledge the contribution of Bennett Jones in the production of this Issue of Energy Regulation Quarterly.
I. GENERAL INTRODUCTION That Canada (Citizenship and Immigration) v Vavilov[1] would put to rest all significant standard of review selection and application problems was always hoping for too much. After much judicial, professional, and academic quarreling over a range of […]
2022 was an eventful year for Nova Scotian energy policy. Nova Scotian lawmakers ushered in a bevy of legislative changes to advance their environmental/energy agenda for the province. The changes focused mainly on sparking the development of more renewable energy […]
In this article, we provide a high level summary of salient aspects Provincial carbon regimes in Canada. Our goal is to establish a baseline for readers outlining the different Canadian carbon pricing regimes for further consideration in subsequent pieces. This […]
The Global Arbitration Review’s Guide to Energy Arbitrations[1] maintains its heavy publication pace with what is now its fifth edition (2022) published in the midst of continuing challenges in the energy markets relating to the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the […]
Alberta is the fastest growing jurisdiction for renewable power development in Canada. Over the past decade, the province has emerged as a national leader in the renewable energy space because of: (i) the strength of its wind and solar resources, […]
On August 15, 2022, a key missing element of the regulatory framework for the development of commercial electricity producing geothermal facilities in Alberta was addressed by the release of Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) Directive 089: Requirements for Geothermal Resource Development […]
Sponsor Energy Bar Association, Canadian Chapter, October 28 2022 Overview A recent decision of the Alberta Utilities Commission and a recent policy development at FERC reinforce an important principle of public utility law — regulated companies have a responsibility and […]