The electrical grid reaching between Canada and the United States is heavily intertwined. (iStock)
Globe and Mail
June 20, 2013
The electrical grid reaching between Canada and the United States is heavily intertwined, with more than
30 major transmission interconnections running between at least seven Canadian provinces and neighbouring
U.S. states. The two countries also have similar electric energy regulatory policy and power generation
infrastructure. As a result of those deep-seated connections, Canadian companies looking to expand their
electric energy markets…
daina lawrence, journalist 