Ontario Green Energy Act
Beginning in 2009, Ontario introduced “smart” meters, along with “time-of-use” electricity pricing designed to help homeowners manage increasingly expensive electricity costs.
Mesa Power Group, a private Texas-based wind developer, has initiated the process of taking legal action against the Province of Ontario for its feed-in tariff program's failure to comply to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
If you've driven through Southern Ontario at all in the past few years, you're bound to have see them. The lazy turns of wind turbines contributing to provincial energy demands are a common sight, and according to a new report they're set to make a landmark contribution to the economy.
According to a new survey conducted by Ernst & Young, Canada is top 10 location for renewable energy investment.
The survey analyzed 27 countries in regard to their attractiveness for renewable energy infrastructure investment; Canada ranked ninth.
Ontario's recent Green Energy Act appears to be paying off quickly.
Ontario’s Green Energy Act just became law, marking a major policy shift for the largest provincial economy in Canada towards renewable energy.
