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This section offers a clear and practical perspective on developments shaping Ontario’s electricity and natural gas markets, alongside original commentary from our team. The energy sector is continually influenced by regulatory updates, market shifts, infrastructure changes, and broader economic factors that can impact business operations and long-term planning decisions.
Content is shared as developments warrant, with a focus on accuracy, relevance, and real-world applicability. Whether you are keeping an eye on market conditions, reviewing contract considerations, or looking to better understand the Ontario energy landscape, this section is intended to serve as a trusted reference point to support thoughtful and informed decision-making.
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Electricity Market Update – March 10, 2026
Lowest Global Adjustment Ever – What is Happening? In March, Ontario announced that the estimated Global Adjustment (GA) would be negative 4.06 cents/kWh. This is the lowest GA ever and the first time in 19 years that it has been negative for consecutive months (a credit on electricity bills). Many are wondering why this is happening and what to expect in the future. This requires understanding that Ontario’s electricity market operates on a cost recovery
Electricity Market Update – March 10, 2026
Lowest Global Adjustment Ever – What is Happening? In March, Ontario announced that the estimated Global Adjustment (GA) would be negative 4.06 cents/kWh. This is the lowest GA ever and the first time in 19 years that it has been negative for consecutive months (a credit on electricity bills). Many are wondering why this is happening and what to expect in the future. This requires understanding that Ontario’s electricity market operates on a cost recovery
Electricity Market Update – March 10, 2026
Lowest Global Adjustment Ever – What is Happening? In March, Ontario announced that the estimated Global Adjustment (GA) would be negative 4.06 cents/kWh. This is
Understanding Electrical Demand Charges in Ontario Commercial Electricity Billing
Demand charges are one of the most misunderstood elements of commercial electricity billing. Many business owners assume electricity works like water or other utilities: if
Energy Planning Considerations for Ontario Bakeries That Operate Before Sunrise
Bakeries operate on a schedule that looks very different from most commercial businesses. While many retailers begin using energy once customers arrive, bakeries often reach
How Commercial Energy Usage Patterns in Ontario Affect Contracts
Commercial energy contracts in Ontario are often discussed as if they are mainly about the rate. For most businesses, that is an incomplete view. The
Why Energy Use on Ontario Farms Looks Different in Every Season
Summary: Energy use on Ontario farms changes by season due to weather, daylight, and production cycles. An energy audit helps farms understand how electricity and
Why Ontario Auto Repair Shops Have Very Different Energy Profiles Than Retail Stores
Summary: Auto repair shops and retail stores can appear similar in size and layout, but their energy use differs substantially due to how each space