Integrating intermittent renewable generation into existing provincial grids presents distinct technical challenges in Atlantic Canada. This analysis examines the constraints and opportunities for Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
The Council finds that storage, interconnection, and demand flexibility are the key enablers of a higher renewable share.
The CERC Research Office publishes peer-reviewed policy briefings on behalf of the Council's fellows across Canada.
In 2023 the Supreme Court of Canada found central parts of the federal Impact Assessment Act unconstitutional, and Parliament rewrote them in 2024. Here is what changed, what triggers a federal review now, and why the division of powers still shapes every major project decision.
Oil sands oversight in Canada is split between federal impact assessment and Alberta's energy regulator, backed by a joint monitoring program and reclamation rules. Here is how the layers fit together.
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