Ontario’s 20-Year Energy Plan to Boost Nuclear, Wind, Solar
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The government of Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, announced plans to spend billions of dollars more on nuclear reactors, wind and solar projects and to eliminate coal plants by 2014.
Ontario, which generates more than a third of Canada’s output, is to use C$87 billion ($85 billion) to build at least two nuclear plants and refurbish 10 others over the next 20 years, as well as pay for new wind, solar and biomass projects, the province said today.