Ontario Feed-in-Tariff2011 Review

Publication - Dec. 14, 2011 - By Tim Weis, Paul Gipe, Shine ONtario, Green Energy Act Alliance
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In response to the government's two-year feed-in tariff (FIT) review process, the Green Energy Act Alliance and Shine Ontario Association have joined forces to present a clear path for renewable energy in Ontario. The report's goal is to ensure that new green jobs continue to be created, that Ontario residents be given more opportunities to participate in community renewable projects, and that FIT prices be reduced in 2012 for new projects to reflect the success of Ontario’s burgeoning solar industry and the reduction in solar prices globally.

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