|
Yukon News
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Looks like Hart, sounds like Fentie | Yukon News
Looks like Hart, sounds like Fentie
|
Yukon News
|
Yukon News
Glenn Hart can split hairs like the best of them.
The Riverdale South MLA is widely considered to be one of the more decent and forthright members in cabinet.
But he, along with the rest of his colleagues in government, finds himself backed into the same corner over the ATCO scandal. So, asked to explain the mess to constituents at a meeting last week, he didn’t sound like his usual self.
YTG plans to open power grid | Yukon News
YTG plans to open power grid | Yukon News
The Yukon government is considering dramatically altering the way power is produced in the territory.
It’s asking the public about how to introduce independent power producers and net metering to the grid.
There are few details in a discussion paper released last week, just general questions on how a policy should be written.
Who should regulate these power generators?
What kind of power should be allowed?
What financial incentives should be included?
The Yukon government is considering dramatically altering the way power is produced in the territory.
It’s asking the public about how to introduce independent power producers and net metering to the grid.
There are few details in a discussion paper released last week, just general questions on how a policy should be written.
Who should regulate these power generators?
What kind of power should be allowed?
What financial incentives should be included?
YTG plans to open power grid | Yukon News
YTG plans to open power grid | Yukon News
The Yukon government is considering dramatically altering the way power is produced in the territory.
It’s asking the public about how to introduce independent power producers and net metering to the grid.
There are few details in a discussion paper released last week, just general questions on how a policy should be written.
Who should regulate these power generators?
What kind of power should be allowed?
What financial incentives should be included?
The Yukon government is considering dramatically altering the way power is produced in the territory.
It’s asking the public about how to introduce independent power producers and net metering to the grid.
There are few details in a discussion paper released last week, just general questions on how a policy should be written.
Who should regulate these power generators?
What kind of power should be allowed?
What financial incentives should be included?
YTG plans to open power grid | Yukon News
YTG plans to open power grid | Yukon News The Yukon government is considering dramatically altering the way power is produced in the territory.
It’s asking the public about how to introduce independent power producers and net metering to the grid.
There are few details in a discussion paper released last week, just general questions on how a policy should be written.
Who should regulate these power generators?
What kind of power should be allowed?
What financial incentives should be included?
It’s asking the public about how to introduce independent power producers and net metering to the grid.
There are few details in a discussion paper released last week, just general questions on how a policy should be written.
Who should regulate these power generators?
What kind of power should be allowed?
What financial incentives should be included?
Monday, November 30, 2009
Balancing act a thing of beauty - The Globe and Mail
Balancing act a thing of beauty - The Globe and Mail
In negotiating a potentially groundbreaking land management deal with the province, the Taku Tlingit are fighting to find the right balance between development and protection
In negotiating a potentially groundbreaking land management deal with the province, the Taku Tlingit are fighting to find the right balance between development and protection
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Gold Glitters in BC's Last Intact Watershed - BC Local News
Gold Glitters in BC's Last Intact Watershed - BC Local News
Negotiations are underway to set land use rules for B.C.’s last pristine coastal watershed, the remote Taku River valley near the Alaska and Yukon borders.
In talks similar to those that established the so-called Great Bear Rainforest agreement on B.C.'s central and northern coast three years ago, the Taku River Tlingit First Nation is moving beyond court challenges over mining to a plan that would share the resources and tourism potential of their vast traditional territory.
Negotiations are underway to set land use rules for B.C.’s last pristine coastal watershed, the remote Taku River valley near the Alaska and Yukon borders.
In talks similar to those that established the so-called Great Bear Rainforest agreement on B.C.'s central and northern coast three years ago, the Taku River Tlingit First Nation is moving beyond court challenges over mining to a plan that would share the resources and tourism potential of their vast traditional territory.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
(Historical) Prime Minister Harper in Yukon Siku News, Sept 2009
Mayo Power project upgrade - transmission to link two Yukon Electric Transmission Systems
Earlier Yukon Energy news.
Earlier Yukon Energy news.
Nov. 25, 2009 Whitehorse Yukon - Policies to Support Increased Renewable Energy to be Developed -
Click here for press release
A public consultation for developing Yukon policies for independent power production (IPP) and net metering was announced today by Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources Archie Lang.
“As a key initiative of Yukon’s Energy Strategy, these policies will encourage the development of new small scale sources of renewable energy to help meet our future energy needs while limiting green house gas emissions and improving electrical system reliability,” Lang said.
A public consultation for developing Yukon policies for independent power production (IPP) and net metering was announced today by Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources Archie Lang.
“As a key initiative of Yukon’s Energy Strategy, these policies will encourage the development of new small scale sources of renewable energy to help meet our future energy needs while limiting green house gas emissions and improving electrical system reliability,” Lang said.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Friday, November 20, 2009
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
