energy minister
Loblaw to tap Ontario program with solar panels – The Globe And Mail
TORONTO — Canada’s largest supermarket chain plans to install
rooftop solar panels on many of its Loblaws stores in Ontario, becoming one of
the first companies to jump aboard the province’s new renewable-energy program. Energy Minister Brad Duguid will be at a Loblaws Supermarket in Toronto
Call to reopen power line public inquiry – The Herald (Glasgow, Uk))
CAMPAIGNERS against the Beauly-Denny power line have again called on
the Scottish Government to reopen the public inquiry into the pound(s)350
million project. Scotland Before Pylons and the Beauly-Denny Landscape Group have made the
request to Energy Minister Jim Mather in order to get clear
Farooq Abdullah calls for greater use of renewable energy in northeast – The Hindustan Times
Itanagar, Feb. 22 — Union New and Renewable Energy Minister Farooq
Abdullah has called for greater use of renewable energy for ensuring a greener
and pollution free northeast region. Addressing the programme organised to mark Arunachal Pradesh’s 24th
Statehood Day Celebration here, Abdullah
Protesters: Power line go-ahead broke rules – The Scotsman (Edinburgh, Uk)
CAMPAIGN groups have written to Scotland’s energy minister demanding
that a public inquiry into the controversial Beauly to Denny power line be
reopened for legal reasons. Scotland Before Pylons and the Beauly-Denny Landscape Group claim in a
letter to Jim Mather that he did not follow procedural
Groups call for power-line inquiry to reopen – The Scotsman (Edinburgh, Uk)
CAMPAIGN groups have written to Scotland’s energy minister demanding
a public inquiry into the controversial Beauly to Denny power line be reopened
for legal reasons. Scotland Before Pylons and the Beauly-Denny Landscape Group claim in their
letter to Jim Mather that he did not follow procedural
Ontario in talks with Danish turbine maker over possible deal: McGuinty – Waterloo Region Record
The Ontario government is in talks with a major wind turbine
maker about possibly setting up shop in the province. While there’s no deal with Denmark-based Vestas yet, Premier Dalton
McGuinty said Tuesday that there’s “a conversation that’s ongoing”
about a possible venture. Energy Minister Brad
Ontario talking with wind turbine maker – The Hamilton Spectator
The Ontario government is in talks with a major wind turbine
maker about possibly setting up shop in the province. While there’s no deal with Denmark-based Vestas yet, Premier Dalton
McGuinty said yesterday that there’s “a conversation that’s ongoing”
about a possible venture. Energy Minister
Province should have done more research before signing deal; – The Owen Sound Sun Times
Editor: Ontario Energy Minister Brad Duguid’s rapturous optimism over the
Samsung deal raises serious speculation about the McGuinty
government’s grasp on reality. A report from the Rhine-Westphalia Institute for Economic Research
one of Germany’s leading independent research institutes
Obama echoing premier?; – The Orillia Packet And Times
Ontario’s new energy minister said he had to do a double-take
listening to President Barack Obama vow to steer his country towards
green energy in the state of the union address. “For a second I thought it was our premier speaking,” Brad Duguid
said Thursday. “I know what your question is and no,
Preem, prez on same green page ; Energy minister says Obama sounds like Dalton – The Toronto Sun
Ontario’s new energy minister said he had to do a double-take
listening to U.S. President Barack Obama vow to steer his country
towards green energy in the state of the union address. “For a second I thought it was our premier speaking,” Brad Duguid
said Thursday. “I know what your question is
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