Colleen d’Entremont, the president of the Atlantica Centre for Energy, says the region is well-positioned to rebuild our economy and communities after weathering the challenges we faced in 2020.
Colleen d’Entremont says the development of small modular reactors would also give New Brunswick an economic boost.
Colleen d’Entremont says the reactors, which are about the size of a gymnasium, provide the best promise for Canada in reaching carbon emissions reductions targets for 2050.
Smart meter customers have the ability to monitor their electricity consumption patterns, and take action to save power, the environment, and money, says Colleen d’Entremont of the Atlantica Centre for Energy.
Natural gas development alone could boost the province’s economy $900 million annually – enough to fund a reduction in taxes and provincial debt while still delivering services to residents.
