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Impact of Ontario Feed in Tariff program on the Wind Power Market

Impact of Ontario Feed in Tariff program on the Wind Power Market

This report explores a key segment within the alternative energy industry. The Ontario Feed in Tariff (FIT) program introduced in 2009 by the Ontario Power Authority is the state’s first comprehensive price guarantee system for renewable power generation. Along with covering project costs, the FIT program is expected to provide reasonable return on investments over the project life. The Ontario FIT program is expected to be particularly beneficial for wind as the state already has the largest market share in wind power in the country. ( http://www.bharatbook.com/Market-Research-Reports/Impact-of-Ontario-Feed-in-Tariff-program-on-the-Wind-Power-Market.html )

The 25% domestic content requirement clause is expected to give a boost to the local manufacturing industry along with creating substantial green jobs for the state. However, there are challenges to be tackled in the form of lack of manufacturing capacity, manpower crunch, technological expertise, etc which could hamper wind power growth in the state.

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- Comprehensive analysis of the Ontario Feed in Tariff program
- Insights into the wind power market
- Features of the program and its impact on the wind power market

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- Develop business strategies with the help of specific insights on the Ontario Feed in Tariffs program.
- Gain a strong understanding of the wind energy market and analyze key trends

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Commercial Service Market Brief: Opportunities for US Wind Energy companies in South China

What do you think about the proposed creation of a new 'green bank'?

Reed Hundt, the former FCC chair under President Clinton and Congressman Ed Markey are trying to make the creation of a 'Green Bank' part of the next jobs bill. A green bank would would "open credit markets and motivate businesses to invest again," and "enable clean-energy technologies -- in such areas as wind, solar, geothermal, advanced biomass, and energy efficiency -- to be deployed on a large scale and become commercially viable at current electricity costs."

http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2009/05/pdf/green_bank_memo.pdf

Such a bank would also help loosen the available credit for small businesses, and establish the reliable source of funding entrepreneurs need to know will be there if they devote themselves to green technologies and start ups.

What do you think about this proposal?
jim - I know it's a difficult concept, but I suggest you do a little research into what a bank is.

Given the choke hold that Obama has put on the bank (this is why it is still difficult to get loan and the credit cards have continually been reducing credit limits), if they were to come up with a "green bank", Obama would certainly be able give that "green bank" a looser collar making it possible for growth. Further adding tax incentives and credits for said banks would go a long way in helping to make some of the greener technoologies more marketable. As such I would like to see it occur. My problem is the forced use of green technologies that are not commercially viable. We want to spend some money on increasing the marketability of green techs, I'm all for it.

BTW I understand why Obama has put a collar on the banks. I think he might of made the collar a little too tight, though.

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