Gordon Powers
25 Sep 2008
MSN Finance
With energy prices soaring, is this the right time to lock into a fixed-rate gas contract or should you stick with the floating rate offered by your utility? read more » [2]
With energy prices soaring, is this the right time to lock into a fixed-rate gas contract or should you stick with the floating rate offered by your utility? read more » [2]
Good morning. I have some good news for you this morning. The good news is that Ontario has an easy and painless way out of the energy fix that we're in. I have some bad news for you, too. Our government doesn't know it, and, I am certain, neither do most of you in this room. Because of what you don't know, we face a future in which we all may freeze in the dark. read more » [7]
Links:
[1] http://energy.probeinternational.org/utility-reform/reforming-ontarios-electrical-generation-sector/what-do-about-high-energy-prices
[2] http://energy.probeinternational.org/utility-reform/reforming-ontarios-electrical-generation-sector/what-do-about-high-energy-prices
[3] http://energy.probeinternational.org/taxonomy/term/18
[4] http://energy.probeinternational.org/utility-reform/reforming-ontarios-electrical-generation-sector
[5] http://energy.probeinternational.org/print
[6] http://energy.probeinternational.org/climate-change/the-deniers/ontarios-energy-crunch
[7] http://energy.probeinternational.org/climate-change/the-deniers/ontarios-energy-crunch
[8] http://energy.probeinternational.org/taxonomy/term/18
[9] http://energy.probeinternational.org/nuclear-power/nuclear-economics
[10] http://energy.probeinternational.org/utility-reform/power-generation-ontario
[11] http://energy.probeinternational.org/the-deniers
[12] http://energy.probeinternational.org/print