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WLSA: Director, Approvals and Regulatory Affairs, Stein Lal, Sunbay Energy Corp.
http://www.sunbayenergy.com/about_us_management.php
Lal, former Deputy Minister of the Environment for Ontario, occupies a fundamental role ensuring grants and approvals are received in a timely manner. The development of renewable energy solutions is extensively encouraged by the recent Green Energy Act of Ontario as well as numerous as other initiatives across North America.
http://www.greenenergyact.ca/Page.asp?PageID=924&ContentID=1114
In 2001, Stein Lal retired as Deputy Minister of the Environment, after having served for over a decade. His professional background is in law.
Communications Forum
Perspectives on the Environment
March 28 2002
STEIN LAL, EX-DM MOE, ON GOVERNMENT
Stien Lal joined the public service of Ontario in 1988 as the Deputy Minister in the Ministry of the Solicitor General and since then has held that position in five other ministries retiring from the public service 2001 as the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of the Environment. During this period, Ontario under went unprecedented political change. As a result, Stien Lal has served in the capacity of Deputy Minister under all three governments. He now heads a consulting practice at the national and international level. Stien is a lawyer by profession, having been first called to the bar in England and subsequently in five other jurisdictions in Canada and abroad. He was appointed a Queen's Counsel in 1983.
Notes
Having worked in six ministries in Ontario, he has had the unique opportunity of seeing and appreciating some of the subtle and sometimes not so subtle differences between them. The OPS has its own culture and each Ministry has its own culture driven sometimes by the nature of their business, sometimes by their mandate or whether they are a regulatory or a non-regulatory Ministry...continued.
http://sustainabilitynetwork.ca/Events/Breakfasts/03282002A.htm
Lal involved himself in a environmental research group promoting education of the subject.
Pollution Probe is a Canadian charitable environmental organization that:
Defines environmental problems through research;
Promotes understanding through education; and,
Presses for practical solutions through advocacy.
Pollution Probe is dedicated to achieving positive and tangible environmental change.
The McLal Group Inc.
Stein Lal
Email: stindarlal@rogers.com
http://www.pollutionprobe.org/managing.shared.waters/organizationlist.pdf
National Environmental Law Section: A Return to Environmental Regulation? Another publication that lists Lal's involvement in Environmental movements.
National Environmental Law Section: A Return to Environmental Regulation?
During Deputy Minister Stein Lal’s visit to the
Ontario Section Executive meeting, we received
welcome assurances, particularly regarding the
improvement of lines of communication. One
of our Branch’s goals will be to pursue efforts to
improve communication. We are once again
hopeful that we can finally address this
longstanding concern on the part of the
environmental Bar in Ontario. http://dev.cba.org/cba/Sections/ELS/Eco_Bulletin/ecobul_99-12.pdf
Stein Lal is documented in numerous sources sharing a valued opinion on a study, conference, or involving himself in a beneficial organization.
The Associations of Municipalities of Ontario appointed Stein Lal to the Waste Diversion Organization. Lal promptly translates the experience to communications between Sunbay Energy Corp., and Turtle Island Recycling, a principle supplier of feedstock. His understanding of the waste management industry is key to partnerships continent-wide.
Associations of Municipalities of Ontario.
December 1, 1999 - FYI 99/015
AMO Confirms Appointees to the Waste Diversion Organization
Issue: The Board of Directors for the New Waste Diversion Organization (WDO) will undertake program design for waste diversion initiatives for the next year and prepare a longer term plan.
Facts:
AMO, along with the Ministry of the Environment, the Recycling Council of Ontario and various industry groups signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that establishes and sets out the structure and function of the new WDO.
AMO's representatives to the Board of Directors of the WDO are:
Terry Cassidy, Councillor, City of Quinte West, and Chair, Centre and South Hastings Waste Services Board
Joan King, Councillor, City of Toronto, AMO Vice-President, and Chair, AMO's Recycling Task Force
John Jardine, Commissioner of Environmental Services and City Engineer, City of London with corporate responsibility for waste diversion services and involvement in the London-Middlesex Waste Management Planning Study
Peter Partington, Councillor, Region of Niagara, AMO Board of Directors, and Chair, Niagara Region Corporate and Financial Service Committee.
Each municipal representative offers the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively represent the municipal sector, and they will be supported by a technical advisory group that will draw upon municipal staff experts from across the Province.
Other members of the WDO Board of Directors include:
John Hanson, Executive Director, Recycling Council of Ontario
Andy Brandt, Chair and CEO, Liquor Control Board of Ontario
Ron Hoare, VP Corporate Development, Para Paints
John Honderich, Publisher, Toronto Star Newspapers Ltd
Anthony Eames, President and CEO, Coca-Cola Ltd.
Bill McEwan, President and Chief Merchandising Officer, The Great Atlantic and Pacific Company of Canada
William Apted, President, Crown Cork and Seal Canada Inc.
Peter Elwood, President, Lipton
Stein Lal, Deputy Minister, Ministry of the Environment (non-voting status)
Corporations Supporting Recycling (CSR) is providing the administrative support for the WDO during the one-year term of the organization. CSR's address is 26 Wellington Street East, Suite 601, Toronto, M5E 1S2. http://www.amo.on.ca/AM/Template.cfm?Section=19995&TEMPLATE=/CM/ContentDisplay.cfm&CONTENTID=40663
The Ontario Public Service Employees Union facilitated a study in which Stein Lal took part in. The submission was titled, "Public Interests in Water Facilities Operations".
A Submission to the Walkerton Inquiry: Public Interests in Water Facilities Operations.
July 2001
25. Currently, the MOU names various senior public service employees as the Board Members though
there is no need, either in legislation or Management Board Directives, that the Board be drawn
exclusively from the public service. As of March 1, 2000, the Board consisted of:
John Fleming, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Correctional Services;
Stein Lal, Deputy Minister, Ministry of the Environment;
Donald Obonsawin, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Tourism;
Tony Salerno, Vice-Chair and CEO, Ontario Financing Authority;
Ron Vrancart, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Natural Resources. https://ozone.scholarsportal.info/bitstream/1873/8308/1/10295805.pdf
Sunbay Speakers Series is a program that Sunbay Energy Corp. put together in the discussion and introduction of their plasma gasification project in Port Hope, Ontario. Several newspapers documented Stein Lal as a guest speaker of this program.
Sunbay Energy presented guest speaker Stein Lal, former Deputy Minister of the Environment, in their first of a series at their Info centre on Walton St. Mr. Lal hosted a discussion of The Kyoto Protocol, Carbon Emissions and where Ontario fits in. Jordan Oxley, President of Sunbay Energy, completed the evening with a Q & A session and an update on project plans for the Port Hope Gasification Plant. A very informative evening! For more info drop into the Sunbay Info Ctr at 35 Walton St., Port Hope or call 905-885-0050.
http://www.snapnorthumberland.com/?option=com_sngevents&id%5b%5d=78666
Mr. Stein Lal, former Deputy Minister of the Environment reserves an important role in guiding Sunbay Energy Corp., along the path to success. His thoroughness in law and connections to decisive parties in government will be advantageous to the development of Sunbay's projects as renewable energy solutions.
http://www.sunbayenergy.com/about_us_management.php
Lal, former Deputy Minister of the Environment for Ontario, occupies a fundamental role ensuring grants and approvals are received in a timely manner. The development of renewable energy solutions is extensively encouraged by the recent Green Energy Act of Ontario as well as numerous as other initiatives across North America.
http://www.greenenergyact.ca/Page.asp?PageID=924&ContentID=1114
In 2001, Stein Lal retired as Deputy Minister of the Environment, after having served for over a decade. His professional background is in law.
Communications Forum
Perspectives on the Environment
March 28 2002
STEIN LAL, EX-DM MOE, ON GOVERNMENT
Stien Lal joined the public service of Ontario in 1988 as the Deputy Minister in the Ministry of the Solicitor General and since then has held that position in five other ministries retiring from the public service 2001 as the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of the Environment. During this period, Ontario under went unprecedented political change. As a result, Stien Lal has served in the capacity of Deputy Minister under all three governments. He now heads a consulting practice at the national and international level. Stien is a lawyer by profession, having been first called to the bar in England and subsequently in five other jurisdictions in Canada and abroad. He was appointed a Queen's Counsel in 1983.
Notes
Having worked in six ministries in Ontario, he has had the unique opportunity of seeing and appreciating some of the subtle and sometimes not so subtle differences between them. The OPS has its own culture and each Ministry has its own culture driven sometimes by the nature of their business, sometimes by their mandate or whether they are a regulatory or a non-regulatory Ministry...continued.
http://sustainabilitynetwork.ca/Events/Breakfasts/03282002A.htm
Lal involved himself in a environmental research group promoting education of the subject.
Pollution Probe is a Canadian charitable environmental organization that:
Defines environmental problems through research;
Promotes understanding through education; and,
Presses for practical solutions through advocacy.
Pollution Probe is dedicated to achieving positive and tangible environmental change.
The McLal Group Inc.
Stein Lal
Email: stindarlal@rogers.com
http://www.pollutionprobe.org/managing.shared.waters/organizationlist.pdf
National Environmental Law Section: A Return to Environmental Regulation? Another publication that lists Lal's involvement in Environmental movements.
National Environmental Law Section: A Return to Environmental Regulation?
During Deputy Minister Stein Lal’s visit to the
Ontario Section Executive meeting, we received
welcome assurances, particularly regarding the
improvement of lines of communication. One
of our Branch’s goals will be to pursue efforts to
improve communication. We are once again
hopeful that we can finally address this
longstanding concern on the part of the
environmental Bar in Ontario. http://dev.cba.org/cba/Sections/ELS/Eco_Bulletin/ecobul_99-12.pdf
Stein Lal is documented in numerous sources sharing a valued opinion on a study, conference, or involving himself in a beneficial organization.
The Associations of Municipalities of Ontario appointed Stein Lal to the Waste Diversion Organization. Lal promptly translates the experience to communications between Sunbay Energy Corp., and Turtle Island Recycling, a principle supplier of feedstock. His understanding of the waste management industry is key to partnerships continent-wide.
Associations of Municipalities of Ontario.
December 1, 1999 - FYI 99/015
AMO Confirms Appointees to the Waste Diversion Organization
Issue: The Board of Directors for the New Waste Diversion Organization (WDO) will undertake program design for waste diversion initiatives for the next year and prepare a longer term plan.
Facts:
AMO, along with the Ministry of the Environment, the Recycling Council of Ontario and various industry groups signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that establishes and sets out the structure and function of the new WDO.
AMO's representatives to the Board of Directors of the WDO are:
Terry Cassidy, Councillor, City of Quinte West, and Chair, Centre and South Hastings Waste Services Board
Joan King, Councillor, City of Toronto, AMO Vice-President, and Chair, AMO's Recycling Task Force
John Jardine, Commissioner of Environmental Services and City Engineer, City of London with corporate responsibility for waste diversion services and involvement in the London-Middlesex Waste Management Planning Study
Peter Partington, Councillor, Region of Niagara, AMO Board of Directors, and Chair, Niagara Region Corporate and Financial Service Committee.
Each municipal representative offers the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively represent the municipal sector, and they will be supported by a technical advisory group that will draw upon municipal staff experts from across the Province.
Other members of the WDO Board of Directors include:
John Hanson, Executive Director, Recycling Council of Ontario
Andy Brandt, Chair and CEO, Liquor Control Board of Ontario
Ron Hoare, VP Corporate Development, Para Paints
John Honderich, Publisher, Toronto Star Newspapers Ltd
Anthony Eames, President and CEO, Coca-Cola Ltd.
Bill McEwan, President and Chief Merchandising Officer, The Great Atlantic and Pacific Company of Canada
William Apted, President, Crown Cork and Seal Canada Inc.
Peter Elwood, President, Lipton
Stein Lal, Deputy Minister, Ministry of the Environment (non-voting status)
Corporations Supporting Recycling (CSR) is providing the administrative support for the WDO during the one-year term of the organization. CSR's address is 26 Wellington Street East, Suite 601, Toronto, M5E 1S2. http://www.amo.on.ca/AM/Template.cfm?Section=19995&TEMPLATE=/CM/ContentDisplay.cfm&CONTENTID=40663
The Ontario Public Service Employees Union facilitated a study in which Stein Lal took part in. The submission was titled, "Public Interests in Water Facilities Operations".
A Submission to the Walkerton Inquiry: Public Interests in Water Facilities Operations.
July 2001
25. Currently, the MOU names various senior public service employees as the Board Members though
there is no need, either in legislation or Management Board Directives, that the Board be drawn
exclusively from the public service. As of March 1, 2000, the Board consisted of:
John Fleming, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Correctional Services;
Stein Lal, Deputy Minister, Ministry of the Environment;
Donald Obonsawin, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Tourism;
Tony Salerno, Vice-Chair and CEO, Ontario Financing Authority;
Ron Vrancart, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Natural Resources. https://ozone.scholarsportal.info/bitstream/1873/8308/1/10295805.pdf
Sunbay Speakers Series is a program that Sunbay Energy Corp. put together in the discussion and introduction of their plasma gasification project in Port Hope, Ontario. Several newspapers documented Stein Lal as a guest speaker of this program.
Sunbay Energy presented guest speaker Stein Lal, former Deputy Minister of the Environment, in their first of a series at their Info centre on Walton St. Mr. Lal hosted a discussion of The Kyoto Protocol, Carbon Emissions and where Ontario fits in. Jordan Oxley, President of Sunbay Energy, completed the evening with a Q & A session and an update on project plans for the Port Hope Gasification Plant. A very informative evening! For more info drop into the Sunbay Info Ctr at 35 Walton St., Port Hope or call 905-885-0050.
http://www.snapnorthumberland.com/?option=com_sngevents&id%5b%5d=78666
Mr. Stein Lal, former Deputy Minister of the Environment reserves an important role in guiding Sunbay Energy Corp., along the path to success. His thoroughness in law and connections to decisive parties in government will be advantageous to the development of Sunbay's projects as renewable energy solutions.
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