Energy research for a sustainable future.

Electricity Regulation

Since its inception, the Helios Centre has been deeply involved in many aspects of the regulation of electric utilities. Its work has included high-level reports on issues ranging from the evolution of competitive markets to performance-based regulation to an energy efficiency reference manual for regulators, prepared by Philippe Dunsky for the Québec Agence d’efficacité énergétique.

At the same time, the Helios Centre has also provided expert testimony in numerous regulatory proceedings in several Canadian provinces, on issues ranging from rates, planning, energy efficiency and the integration of renewables.

Related Projects

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) has a small population but a large territory. Its regulatory regime for energy is particularly complex, due to its geographic diversity.In addition to its work on the Muskrat Falls project, the Helios Centre has provided expert testimony in a number of regulatory proceedings since 2013, first on behalf of the Innu and more recently on behalf the municipalities of Labrador Interconnected System (including the Innu reserve of Sheshiatsiu).

QUEBEC

Quebec energy policy and electricity have been an important focus of the Helios Centre’s work over the years, on issues ranging from energy planning and ratemaking to energy efficiency, demand response, wind power integration and
transmission policy.

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