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Don't Get Harpooned in a Retail Power
Deal
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In
the broad sales world, a "whale" is a customer that yields a high
commission or margin. It follows then that one way for buyers (of
anything) to minimize costs is to avoid getting harpooned. How can
you avoid getting "harpooned" by an electricity retailer?
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Ontario's Near-Term Electricity Shelf
Well-Stocked
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The
supply-demand picture for electricity is a key consideration for those
thinking about hedging their future price for power. For 2009, the Ontario picture is
much more favourable than it has been in the past.
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Contracting Wisely for T1 Can Reduce Costs
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The T1
semi-unbundled service offered by Union Gas provides larger gas users with
the chance to reduce costs on distribution, but only if they contract
wisely. Customers too often "over-contract" for T1 and miss
a chance to reduce their costs.
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OEB Consults on Low Income Energy Consumer
Issues
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The
Ontario Energy Board is consulting with stakeholders on issues concerning
low income energy consumers and their use of natural gas and
electricity. The discussion has attracted a broad range of interests
including large-volume consumers.
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In the News
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IESO Releases Positive 18-Month Outlook
On
September 23, 2008 the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)
released a positive 18-month outlook.
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WCI Announces Cap-and-Trade Program
On September 23,
2008 the Western Climate Initiative (WCI) announced recommendations for the
design of a regional market-based cap-and-trade program.
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