Last week, Ontario opened two new emissions-free facilities under its feed-In-tariff (FIT) program. The first large-scale projects in the province to actually become operational under Ontario's FIT program, these two ... Read More

Ontario has been the recipient of numerous accolades lauding its aggressive renewable energy legislation and hospitable investment climate. However, some worry that despite all of these advances, Ontario is not ... Read More

PV Powered, Inc, pioneer in grid-tied PV inverters in the residential, commercial, and utility markets, announced last week that it had appointed industry veteran, Marty Fleet, to manage its Sales ... Read More

In the space of just a few years, solar energy has gone from a curiosity to a global cause as government incentives, climate change, and grassroots activism have all helped ... Read More

Ontario is creating the perfect climate for investments and job creation in its efforts to satisfy the province’s growing energy needs. Various incentives and renewable energy grants have already begun ... Read More

With photovoltaic solar energy comprising approximately 80% of feed-in-tariff (FIT)-approved projects thus far, the prospects for Ontario’s solar energy industry are bright indeed. Currently, the Ontario Power Association (OPA) estimates ... Read More

SunEdison, a subsidiary of NYSE-listed MEMC Electronic Materials, has recently announced an agreement with Ontario’s the Remington Group to develop 14 rooftop photovoltaic (PV) projects that will produce up to ... Read More

Scientists from Queen’s University recently completed a study praising the potential benefits of solar energy in Ontario. The study, which is to be published in Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, ... Read More

As a construction consultant and electrical contractor, Luciano Di Leonardo is accustomed to structural challenges and electrical applications. He is also no stranger to renewable energy given that his Niagara- ... Read More

According to two recent studies by Queen's University, solar power production in SE Ontario could potentially yield as much energy as all US nuclear reactors combined. These findings may come ... Read More