Larry Hughes
Freelance contributor
Larry Hughes is a founding fellow of the MacEachen Institute for Public Policy and a professor in the department of electrical and computer engineering at Dalhousie University in Halifax.
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Analysis
N.L. Hydro is now meeting its obligation to Nova Scotia Power. But what about N.L.?
One of the lessons of the Churchill Falls project was to have a market for the electricity before starting construction. The Muskrat Falls project seemed to fit the bill. And while the project is now meeting its commitments to Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador isn't seeing the same good news, writes Larry Hughes.
Canada -Nfld. & Labrador |
Analysis
Nova Scotia Power and Muskrat Falls: The story without an end?
Muskrat Falls was supposed to turn over a consistent supply of renewable energy to Nova Scotia Power. As Larry Hughes writes, it has not turned out that way yet … and the clock is ticking.
Canada -Nfld. & Labrador |
Opinion
Energy affordability, not availability, ought to be the priority of Atlantic Canada's premiers
The Atlantic premiers are rightly concerned about long-term energy security in Atlantic Canada, writes Larry Hughes for CBC Opinion. However, he says, they must not forget what many Atlantic Canadians are facing right now.
Canada -Nfld. & Labrador |
Opinion
Fuel taxes pay for highways. EV drivers shouldn't get a subsidized ride
There may be some bumps on the road to a future with electric cars and trucks. Larry Hughes, a professor at Dalhousie University, says there needs to be a fair approach for fuel taxes, and who pays them.
Canada -Nfld. & Labrador |