The Ontario government's 2025 Budget emphasizes significant investments in the energy sector to address surging energy demand and trade pressures. The budget showcases a diversification of the energy mix, with an expanded long-term energy procurement target and a substantial $4.7 billion investment in hydroelectric expansion. Notably, the province is committing $30 million to advance hydrogen blending projects and low-carbon fuel innovation, indicating a strong focus on sustainable energy sources. The budget also streamlines regulatory processes for mining projects through the One Project, One Process model and increases the capital allocation for the Building Ontario Fund, targeting energy infrastructure and Indigenous economic participation. Additionally, the budget highlights nuclear energy as a cornerstone of Ontario's long-term energy strategy, with a focus on large-scale nuclear development and the extension of existing nuclear plants' life cycles. Overall, the budget paves the way for a diverse energy mix, clean fuel innovation, and enhanced regulatory processes to drive sustainable energy growth in Ontario.