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Brad Duguid appointed Minister of Energy & Infrastructure

On January 18 Brad Duguid, the member of the provincial legislature representing Scarborough Centre, was appointed Ontario Minister of Energy and Infrastructure. He will be leading the charge as the government rolls out its ambitious green energy program and grapples with the challenges of a system undergoing change

February 2010
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Farm-based biogas to produce baseload power under FIT program: Largest biogas plant in North America
German genset maker MWM announced December 10 that it is moving ahead with several farm-based biogas power generation projects in Ontario.
January 2010
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Proponents await word on FIT Program applications

Although 700 microFIT contracts were announced in December, the proponents of 8,000 MW worth of large-scale Feed-In Tariff (FIT) Program applications could be waiting until March for definite answers on whether they will receive contracts in the first round of major projects under the FIT Program.

February 2010
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Offshore wind hits the big time
The world’s largest and Canada’s first offshore windfarm were both announced in recent weeks. New York State has called for proposals to build wind generation in Lake Ontario. The new technology may be on the verge of a growth spurt, benefiting from years of research in conventional wind turbines and the ability to avoid land-use issues associated with onshore wind developments.
January 2010
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Energy policy becoming tied to employment strategies

In Ontario the Samsung agreement, with its economic development adder, formalized the value that the province places on investment and job creation. Meanwhile, in the U.S. it appears that the economic development issues are becoming increasingly important drivers of energy policy.

February 2010
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