Canada’s Energy and Utility Regulators (CAMPUT)
Canada’s Energy and Utility Regulators (CAMPUT) is a self-supporting, non-profit association of Canadian federal, provincial, and territorial regulatory boards and commissions. These boards and commissions are responsible for the regulation of the electric, water, gas, and pipeline utilities in Canada.
Some CAMPUT members are also responsible for the regulation of matters such as automobile insurance. The overall aims of CAMPUT are to improve public utility regulation in Canada and to improve the education and training of commissioners and staff of public utility tribunals.
CAMPUT’s objectives are to improve public utility regulation in Canada and to improve the education and training of commissioners and staff of public utility tribunals.
Chair: Christine Long, Ontario Energy Board – Canada
Region: Canada
Website: http://www.camput.org/
Members: 15
- Alberta Utilities Commission
- Alberta Market Surveillance Administrator
- British Columbia Utilities Commission
- Manitoba Public Utilities Board
- National Energy Board
- New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board
- Newfoundland & Labrador Board of Commissioners of Public Utilities
- Northwest Territories Public Utilities Board
- Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board
- Nunavut Utility Rates Review Council
- Ontario Energy Board
- Prince Edward Island – Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission
- Régie de l’énergie du Québec
- Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel
- Yukon Utilities Board
Associate Members: