Energy Costs and Low Income Ontario Residents

CELA is a founding member of the Low Income Energy Network and works with other legal aid clinics, housing advocates, anti-poverty organizations and environmental groups on the environmental and social justice aspects of affordable electriticity.

The following linked materials include detailed reports, responses to consultation and media releases on energy conservation and ensuring the basic energy self-sufficiency of low income residents of Ontario.

Jul 06 2010

Energy Minister gives "green" light to low-income energy programs

May 26 2010

Cooling Government Enthusiasm for Low-Income Energy Consumers' Programs

Sep 15 2009

Friends of Second Marsh welcome withdrawal of application for ethanol facility in Oshawa
Title:Ensuring Public Transit Does Not Create Health Hazards from Excessive Diesel Exhaust

Letter to Honourable Dalton McGuinty

Resource Type:Letter
Content:Download PDF file
# of Pages:1
Date authored:July 10, 2009
Publication number:658
Author/s:Theresa McClenaghan
Author Organization:Canadian Environmental Law Association
Title:Give Green Energy Time to Grow
Letter to The Honourable Dalton McGuinty
Resource Type:Letter
Content:Download PDF file
# of Pages:3
Date authored:June 3, 2009
Publication number:657
Author Organization:Canadian Environmental Law Association and 12 organizations

Mar 29 2006

Ontario Power Authority/Conservation Bureau on right track with launch of low-income conservation program

Jan 20 2005

LIEN Releases Low-Income Energy Efficiency Program

Jul 07 2004

Restart of Pickering Nuclear Unit A Big Mistake Says CELA

Apr 14 2004

Consumer Protection and Energy Efficiency Strategies Released

Mar 29 2004

Lights out for low-income hydro consumers?
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