March 23, 2012
FIT 2.0 and microFIT webinar - CanSIA asks what they really mean for Ontario’s solar industry
March 23, 2012 - Yesterday, the long-awaited review of North America’s first feed-in tariff (FIT) program was announced. The prices paid for solar energy have been cut by up to 32%, permitting and approvals are being overhauled and new criteria are being used to assess what projects can be expedited through the program’s application process.
January 27, 2012 - Confused by Ontario’s Feed-in-Tariff Program? Wonder no more, and make plans to attend the Ontario Feed-in Tariff Forum (April 3-4, Toronto, Ont.), of which Electrical Business is a proud partner.
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Editor Anthony Capkun sits with Elaine Gerrie, chair of the EFC Foundation Scholarship Committee, to learn more about the over…
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It has been one week since Siliken Canada Corp., a solar module manufacturer, announced it will be closing the doors of its Windsor, Ont., manufacturing plant, citing a drought of six months without new contracts as the primary reason for closure. But are other players in the industry also feeling the heat?
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The Ontario Electrical League is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year. While at OEL’s 2012 Electrical Industry Conference in Ottawa, we chatted with a few electrical contractors, and OEL’s president Stephen Sell, to find out what professionals get out of membership.
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Thanks to Fluke for sending us this video showing one-handed operation of its thermal imagers with IR-Optiflex and IR-Fusion technology... leaving one hand free to battle industrial ninja assassins.
