Carleton Researcher Finds The COVID-19 Pandemic Could Be Changing Electricity Demand in Ontario – And Not For The Better

The office workers of the world deserted their cubicles, almost in unison. And if they forgot to shut down their computer on their way out the door, it could very well still be running. The pandemic changed almost every aspect our daily lives, so it is no surprise that the way we are using electricity is different than it was before. Read more here.

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