On a beau avoir changé de ministre de l’Énergie, l’urgence qui a mené à l’écriture du projet de loi 69 demeure, et le Québec s’en porterait mieux s’il était adopté.

Interview (in French) with Gabriel Giguère, Senior Policy Analyst at the MEI, broadcast on August 15, 2024, in the L’anti-chambre d’écho podcast.

In order to continue to progress, we will need to rediscover Enlightenment humanism, which fully recognizes the determining role of our species in fashioning its environment with a view to greater flourishing.

The federal government’s forthcoming emissions cap on the oil and gas sector will not only kill jobs and hurt the Canadian economy; it will do so for little to no environmental gain.

Transmission towers are seen in Montreal belonging to the province’s electric utility, Hydro-Québec, whose current levels of surplus power supply could run out by 2027.

June 26, 2024 | 11 min. 49 sec. | Le midi (98,5 FM) Debate (in French) with Renaud Brossard, Vice President, Communications […]

Un producteur indépendant qui serait en mesure de mettre en œuvre un parc éolien afin d’alimenter plusieurs industriels de la région aurait pu être intéressé par ce projet, mais les limites réglementaires conservées dans le projet de loi 69 interdisent aux producteurs indépendants de vendre à plus d’un client.

June 17, 2024 | 9 min. 40 sec. | Pierre Nantel (QUB Radio) Interview (in French) with Gabriel Giguère, Senior Policy Analyst […]

June 7, 2024 | 13 min. 16 sec. | Alexis le matin (106,9 FM) Interview (in French) with Gabriel Giguère, Senior Policy […]

Montreal, June 6, 2024 – The missing element from Bill 69 on Quebec’s energy future, tabled this morning by Quebec Energy Minister Pierre Fitzgibbon, is the sale of electricity by independent producers, notes a researcher at the Montreal Economic Institute.