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Ontario’s Feed-in-Tariff Progress
Ontario’s Feed-In Tariff Program Backgrounder
• Ontario’s Feed-In Tariff (FIT) program for renewable energy generation is a cornerstone of the province’s Green Energy Act. The provincial government launched the program in September 2009, and the Ontario Power Authority (OPA) started accepting applications October 1, 2009. It is North America’s first comprehensive feed-in tariff program for renewable [...]
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VOLKER THOMSEN recently completed a successful term as the President and CEO of St. Lawrence College in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. He is an outspoken advocate for progressive education, healthy sustainable living, and the use of appropriate technologies and renewables like wind, ground-source and solar. He has taken a leadership role in organizing the 2008 World Wind Energy Conference, and is actively involved in numerous organizations and projects to help move the green international agenda forward. Volker's current focus is renewables based distributed community power and the promotion of health and community sustenance..
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- Canadian Wind Energy Association(CanWEA)
- CANREA (Canadian Renewable Enegy Alliance)
- CANSIA (Canadian Solar Industry Association)
- David Suzuki Foundation
- EUROSOLAR (European Association for Renewable Energies)
- Folkecenter for Renewable Energy
- Hermann Scheer
- IRENA (the International Renewable Energy Agency)
- Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR)
- Ontario Community Power Fund
- Ontario Sustainable Energy Association (OSEA)
- Reegle.info (REE search+)
- REN21 (Renergy Energy Policy Network)
- Renwable Energy World Magazine
- RETScreen International
- St. Lawrence College, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
- Switch Kingston
- The German Federal Ministry of the Environment
- The Sustainability-Journal
- WCRE (World Council for Renewable Energy)
- Wind Energy Institute of Canada (WEIC)
- Windatlas
- World Wind Energy Association
- WWEI (The World Wind Energy Institute)
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