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November 27, 2022
Home » Ontario Grid Looks Like the Past — and the Future — of the US
By Rich Heidorn Jr. TORONTO — On April 8, 2014, the Thunder Bay Generating Station belched out the last kilowatt of coal-fired electricity in Ontario, a signature achievement for Canada’s most populous province. “The single largest climate change initiative in North America,” the Ontario Power Authority boasted. Ontario’s carbon emissions...
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