Topics in Partnerships
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Standards
Electricity Canada has been a proponent of electric utility standards since the organization’s inception in 1891.
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Indigenous Communities
The Canadian electricity industry is committed to advancing transparent communication, meaningful engagement, and economic reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples.
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U.S. Affairs
The Canada-U. S. Electricity Relationship is a positive trade and co-operation partnership making the shared grid more reliable, affordable, and increasingly clean.
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Mutual Assistance
Lineworkers are always prepared to address issues that arise both within and outside the bounds of their service territory, and to assist in circumstances that have threatened the reliable distribution of electricity to their neighbours.
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Proposed Interest Deductibility Limitation
Electricity Canada is advocating for regulated utilities to be exempt from the interest deductibility limitation proposed in the 2021 Federal Budget.
Related Resources
Website / November 10, 2021
Indigenous Services Canada (ISC)
Website / November 10, 2021
Indigenous Clean Energy Network
Website / November 8, 2021
North American Reliability Corporation (NERC)
Website / September 14, 2021
Indigenous Works
Website / September 1, 2021
Department of Justice, Indigenous Justice, Recognition and Reconciliation
Website / July 14, 2021
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC)
Website / May 19, 2021
CEA's Power More Together Website
Report / May 18, 2021
Canada Energy Regulator’s Trade Summary
Website / April 19, 2021
Canadian Federal Budget 2021
Report / April 15, 2021
Remarks at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s Annual Technical Reliability Conference
Submission / March 22, 2021
CEA Submission on Bill C-15, An Act respecting the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Article / November 23, 2020