Electricity

In Canada, electricity markets are regulated at the provincial level. In the result, most provinces have their own electricity market structure and regulatory framework. These province-specific structures and frameworks are discussed further in this section.

More in this section:

• Market structure and operation
• Contracted supply
• Transmission and distribution
• Regulation of generation, transmission and distribution
• Investment in renewable energy sources
• Other permits and contracts

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