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Canada's Electricity Infrastructure - Building a Case for Investment

By Paula-Marie Saric, B.A. (Hons.), ABCP, PCIP – April 11, 2011

The Conference Board of Canada's April 2011 Report analyzes the current state of Canadian electricity infrastructure and examines the investments that might be made between 2010 and 2030 in Canada’s electricity generation, transmission, and distribution industries.

Prepared by Barbara Baker, Ioulia Skokin, Len Coad and Todd Crawford.

As I read the 54 page report, I am reminded of what Charles Perrow famously called a normal accident; "...the kind of accident one can expect in the normal functioning of a technologically complex operation". (Malcolm Gladwell, 2010)

 

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Paula-Marie Saric, B.A. (Hons.), ABCP, PCIP

Emergency Management-Critical Infrastructure ProtectionLansdowne Technologies Inc. - Niagara Associate

Paula-Marie Jannetta-Saric is a practitioner of emergency management and critical infrastructure protection. Areas of focus include public-private sector partnerships, business continuity, cross…

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