The Government of Ontario has released an Integrated Energy Plan (IEP) named Energy for Generations, which offers a comprehensive 25-year roadmap to power Ontario's growth and economic development while adhering to the Affordable Energy Future Vision. The plan emphasizes affordability, security, reliability, and clean energy, encompassing nuclear, hydro, natural gas, hydrogen, carbon capture, energy efficiency, Distributed Energy Resources (DERs), Indigenous partnerships, and global trade opportunities. Key priorities of the plan include investments in nuclear and hydro generation to meet future energy demands, development of new transmission infrastructure, integration of natural gas, and a focus on energy efficiency through DERs. The plan also stresses the importance of lowering costs for grid connections, encouraging distributor consolidation, and significant investments in electricity efficiency programs. Ontario plans to invest $900 million in electricity efficiency programs over the next twelve years to reduce peak demand and consumption. The IEP demonstrates a positive sentiment towards hydrogen by recognizing its importance in the province's energy mix and emission reduction strategies, aligning with the overall goal of a clean and reliable energy future.