Posted AT 4:03 AM EST on 30/08/07
Ontario reveals 20-year, $60-billion power plan
TORONTO — The Ontario government's commitment to phase out coal-fired electricity will require a Herculean, $60-billion effort to revamp the entire electricity system with a far greater reliance on natural gas, conservation and renewable sources, the province's power planning agency said yesterday.
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