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About Jeremy Baretto

Jeremy Barretto is a lawyer in Osler’s Environmental, Regulatory and Aboriginal law group. He has acted for clients to obtain approvals for major developments in the renewable energy, electricity, oil and gas and mining sectors. Jeremy was counsel to BluEarth Renewables for its Bull Creek Wind Project, located near Provost, Alberta, which received approval from the Alberta Utilities Commission and was constructed in 2015. Jeremy has experience with a variety of agreements with Aboriginal groups as well as matters before courts and regulators across Canada. He is also a Professional Engineer.

Will the Flurry of New Wind Energy Projects Face a Storm of Opposition?

Posted on July 18, 2016 by Jeremy Baretto

By: Jeremy Barretto PDF Version: Will the Flurry of New Wind Energy Projects Face a Storm of Opposition? Decision Commented On: AUC Decision 3329-D01-2016, E.ON Climate & Renewables Canada Ltd., Applications for the Construction and Operation of the Grizzly Bear Creek … Continue reading →

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