Solar Logix, Inc. (Solar Logix) has begun construction on an innovative new residential microFIT solar installation in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The project is the thirty-sixth the company has installed ... Read More

Ontario’s solar energy industry has made great progress. Just over a year into the province’s feed-in tariff (FIT) program, the Green Energy Act Alliance (the Alliance) has released a report ... Read More

St. Lawrence College has announced that pending approval from the Ontario Power Authority, construction will begin on approximately 442 solar modules, which will generate an estimated $80,000 per year for ... Read More

Gleaners Food Bank (Gleaners) in Belleville, Ontario, announced on November 8 that it will now sell green energy to the province. In the last two years, Gleaners, the Quinte area’s ... Read More

Bear Creek Secondary School (Bear Creek) in Barrie, Ontario, is set to expand its rooftop solar installation. The school held a fundraising dinner on November 8 to raise money for ... Read More

Ontario’s burgeoning green energy market has recently attracted British Columbia’s attention. The B.C. provincial government is set to introduce regulations similar to the feed-in tariff (FIT) program that has helped ... Read More

US-based OPEL Solar, Inc. (OPEL) announced a new wireless solar tracker control and management system, developed in collaboration with its partner FEiNA of Spain. This system is ideally suited for ... Read More

On October 21, the National Research Council (NRC) began operations on a new high-efficiency solar energy experiment at the Canadian Centre for Housing Technology, located on NRC property in Ottawa. ... Read More

At a recent meeting of the World Trade Organization (WTO), Ontario’s Green Energy Act, which includes the feed-in tariff (FIT) program fuelling solar panel production and installation across the province, ... Read More

The Ontario Government’s decision to promote clean renewable energy is now proving to be a catalyst for creating thousands of new green collar jobs in the province. The controversial procurement program, ... Read More