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From left: Ontario party leaders Andrea Horwath, Kathleen Wynne and Doug Ford /Maclean’s
Ontario elections focus on many issues—but the rising cost of electricity is becoming the main subject of an "insanely charged political discussion" today

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Shane Mulligan, PhD. | Special Contributor
Shane completed two years of postdoctoral work on Energy Security and Global Futures before turning his efforts towards the active deployment of renewable energy. He has extensive experience with renewable energy co-operatives, Ontario’s FIT program, and solar and wind project development, and is currently studying the intersection of renewable energy, smart grids, and blockchain technology.

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