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Fragmentation hindering Canada’s electricity market

Poor integration and lack of political collaboration are preventing the Canadian electricity markets from achieving full efficiency, Gillian Carr reports

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The Canadian electricity market is being held back by a dearth of political co-operation and a lack of integration between provincial markets, which is preventing efficiency in generation and supply, as well as slowing the development of low-carbon electricity, finds a recent study by the University of Montreal.

Under Canada’s constitution, the development of natural resources, including

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