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Consultation opens on clean-electricity performance standards.

Ottawa · Closes August 11. Worth a submission?

Also overnight
  • California · data-centre water-use reporting bill clears committee
  • Westminster · minister answers on grid connections for compute facilities
  • Federal Register · cooling-equipment efficiency rule enters final comment

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Standing Committee on Energy and Industry
Live · Clause-by-clause · Bill 27
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A. Whitmore Chair · 2:04 PM

We’ll resume clause-by-clause consideration of Bill 27. Ms. Okafor had the floor when we adjourned.

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S. Okafor Member · 2:07 PM

Thank you, Chair. My amendment is straightforward: it lets utilities apply peak pricing to high-density computing facilities. Members should understand what that covers before we vote.

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K. Larsen Witness · 2:10 PM

If I can add a number here: for a single large facility, the difference is measured in the millions per year, and that’s before you consider…

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Peak pricing and the Ontario builds
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Amendment 12 would expose both Ontario facilities to peak pricing from January.12 The committee votes Thursday; two members signalled support for exempting contracted capacity.3

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