Published 1996 | Version v1
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Ontario Hydro at the millennium : has monopoly's moment passed?

  • 1. University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, Toronto, ON (Canada)

Description

This volume is a collection of 10 papers presented at a conference in which the challenges of restructuring the electric power industry in Ontario were discussed. Legal experts, policy makers, economists and stakeholders in the industry presented their views regarding the future of the industry in Ontario. The implications of privatization were discussed. There was general agreement on the need for some industry de-integration and privatization. However, agreement on the exact nature of the approach to take was more divided. For example, opinion was divided on what the logical endpoint of industry restructuring should be i.e. wholesale or retail competition. Also contentious was the question of what portion of Hydro's generating assets should be sold off to private enterprise if Hydro's generation and transmission assets are unbundled. Opinions were also divided about the environmental consequences of nuclear energy. Significant differences of opinion were evident concerning the privatization of Ontario Hydro's nuclear assets. refs., tabs., figs

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Publishing Information

Publisher
McGill-Queen's University Press.
Imprint Place
Kingston, ON (Canada)
ISBN
0-7735-1430-9
Imprint Pagination
409 p.

Conference

Title
University of Toronto Electric Power Project Conference.
Dates
5-6 Jun 1995.
Place
Toronto (Canada).

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