You're right. There were some bad experiences, specifically in Alberta, where there were brownouts. It's a problem, because there is increased demand for electricity, and that's partly due to EV sale requirements. However, the Clean Electricity Regulations require Alberta to change the makeup of its energy portfolio. This increases intermittency and reduces base load, and that becomes problematic. We have to be careful because we want a reliable energy system. Not all Canadian provinces are like Quebec, which has hydro when windmills aren't producing as much. It's more complicated for some provinces, such as Alberta and Nova Scotia. We have to ensure we don't create energy insecurity in Canada.
