Abstract
Alberta has committed to “set a table” for renewable energy and to “encourage” energy efficiency and conservation. This commitment begs the questions of how fast or much these two sectors are expected to progress and what specific roles the province will play in promoting that progress. This paper addresses these questions by considering the evolution of provincial policy-making with respect to these two sectors and what governmental institutions have been created to specifically address the sectors.
Refereed
No
Sponsorship
This paper was part of a broader series of papers on alternative and renewable energy in Alberta and was funded by the Alberta Law Foundation.
