The Ontario PC government is taking bold, decisive action to secure Ontario’s energy future and power the strongest economy in the G7. With demand for electricity expected to soar by 75% over the next 25 years, we’ve launched Energy for Generations — the province’s first-ever integrated energy plan.
This ambitious, made-in-Ontario roadmap will ensure our province has the reliable, affordable, and clean energy we need to build new homes, support our growing population, and create better jobs — all while protecting Ontario families from rising costs and economic uncertainty.
Energy for Generations: A Plan Built for Ontario
The Ontario PC government’s plan ends the siloed thinking of the past and brings together electricity, natural gas, hydrogen, and emerging energy technologies under one clear, coordinated strategy. It builds on seven years of strong PC leadership by delivering:
✅ Affordable power for families, job creators and industry
✅ Record investments in nuclear, energy storage and grid infrastructure
✅ Self-reliant energy supply that reduces our dependence on foreign jurisdictions
✅ Zero-emissions electricity with a path to over 99% clean power by 2050
✅ Support for skilled trades and good-paying jobs in construction, engineering and clean tech
✅ Energy corridors and modern pipelines to boost growth and unlock national potential
✅ Smart tools to help Ontarians generate and manage their own power
With this plan, we’re not just powering homes — we’re powering housing construction, business expansion, and job creation. By supporting major projects like the largest nuclear buildout in North America, and protecting access to fuels used by farmers and industry, we’re putting Ontario workers first and attracting investment from around the world.
We’re also supporting economic reconciliation by boosting funding for Indigenous energy partnerships to $25 million annually — ensuring all communities can share in the benefits of Ontario’s energy success.
Under the leadership of Doug Ford, we’re making the investments and long-term decisions needed to build a cleaner, more resilient, and energy-secure Ontario.