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The path to energy security now runs through electrification

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By Merran Smith, Moe Kabbara
| National Newswatch
The path to energy security now runs through electrification Author(s) Source National Newswatch Posted Share With the spreading Middle East conflict disrupting oil and gas markets, we’re reminded that producing those commodities doesn’t insulate Canadian households and businesses from geopolitical price spikes. But electricity does.
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Opinion: Taking the no out of Nova Scotia; what Wind West gets right

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By Moe Kabbara, Peter Nicholson
| The Chronicle Herald Verified
Advertisement 1 Article content When Nova Scotia unveiled its Wind West offshore wind project recently, they didn’t just present spreadsheets full of megawatts and economic projections. They painted a picture of a province transforming from a “have-not” to an energy superpower, of fishing communities finding new prosperity, of young people staying home to build careers in a booming offshore wind industry.
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Household Energy Affordability in a Net-Zero Future

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By Nick Martin Verified, Daniel C. Bowie, Rami D. Fakhoury, Moe Kabbara
| transitionaccelerator.ca
A new report from the Transition Accelerator’s Electrifying Canada initiative looks into what total household energy wallets—the total spent on heating and personal transportation—could look like in 2050, the year that Canada has committed to reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.
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