It is troubling that the authors covertly snipe at nuclear generation, implying that nuclear is a major cause of the high costs faced by Ontario ratepayers. I urge readers to visit the IESO website where you can view demand and supply in near real-time. On any given day, you will see that we have surplus generation roughly equivalent to the amount produced by wind generators that is routinely exported at a loss. You will also see how unpredictable wind generation is. Logically, managing that kind of unpredictability is more costly. It is absurd that, through subsidies, we pay more for a kilowatt hour of wind-generated power only to then sell it at a discount to competing jurisdictions. It's the renewables forced on us by the Liberals that have driven costs through the roof. Nuclear is zero emissions, reliable, and way more cost-effective. In short, it works while renewables do not. How on earth will we replace 60% of generation using renewables without bankrupting the province?