No matter the heat, Ontario's electricity grid is ready to provide clean, reliable, & affordable energy all summer long. That includes a record-breaking day like yesterday, with electricity usage reaching levels only seen once in the last decade. Standing in Ontario's

Indigenous Peoples are at the forefront of the energy transition, leading renewable energy projects, investing in infrastructure development, and cultivating skills and competencies to contribute broadly to the energy sector. ictinc.ca/blog/national-… #NDIP

It is encouraging that the forest fire situation is improving in Churchill Falls. We applaud the efforts of NLHydro to support their employees and protect the reliability of the power supply throughout this emergency.

A new Grid Modernization Centre is in the works led by Climate Positive Energy at University of Toronto. This industrial scale research centre will help address knowledge gaps related to the integration of new technologies into the evolving grid. Learn more at: cpe.utoronto.ca/grid-moderniza…

Congratulations to AMO on 125 years of supporting and advocating for municipal governments! We are a part of #AMO2024, prepared to engage communities about their roles and responsibilities during the #energytransition. Visit Canada Hall Booth 509 for more!

The #AMO2024 conference is underway and conversations are in full swing with municipalities and Indigenous communities across Ontario about their important voices in the energy transition.

The stage is set for the IESO to address #AMO2024 at 2:35 p.m. today to highlight success factors for Ontario communities to thrive, including continued access to reliable and affordable electricity and municipal approvals to site generation and transmission infrastructure.

“Municipalities are at the epi-centre of the energy transition where local decisions about electricity infrastructure will have provincial impacts. You’ve been given the power to say ‘YES’, supporting prosperity in your community, your region and our province.” #AMO2024

And that’s a wrap for #AMO2024 today. Thanks to all who stopped by the booth to learn more about the current and future reliable, affordable and sustainable electricity grid. We look forward to doing it all again tomorrow!

Municipalities have a lead role in shaping the energy transition with two ways to learn more today at #AMO2024: sit in on our Learning Lunch in Confederation 2 - 4th Floor and observe a Concurrent Session in Confederation 1 - 4th Floor. See you there!

For those looking to learn more about the roles and responsibilities of municipalities you can do so in Confederation 2 - 4th Floor AMO #AMO2024. Our presentation includes remarks from @ONEnergy. Get there early – it will be a packed room!

The energy transition is underway. We need to grow the system: bigger and faster than ever before. And municipalities have the power to say yes to projects – for the benefit of their communities and the province. #AMO2024

A big build is required to support the energy transition. We recently completed Canada’s largest-ever energy storage procurement and are now designing a new long-term procurement to add a variety of new supply. #AMO2024

And that’s a wrap for #AMO2024. Thanks to AMO for organizing another top-notch conference and to each and every delegate that we had the privilege and pleasure to engage with over the past three days.

Ontario First Nations: Interested in cost-saving retrofits for your community? The Save on Energy initiative from Ontario's IESO offers up to $330,000 in funding through the First Nations Community Building Retrofit Program! More in the blog! shha.re/ICc4N