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Global Renewable Energy Community gears up for Ontario Feed-in Tariff Forum

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    April 4, 2011 - TorontoWith just two weeks to go, time is now running out to secure a spot at the upcoming Ontario Feed-in Tariff Supply Chain Forum, taking place April 19-20 in Toronto (www.ontariofitsupplychain.com). This industry critical event is bringing together global wind and solar industry players to discuss the challenges and opportunities of the FIT program and the future of renewable energy in Ontario."One of the most valuable takeaways from this forum will be anticipating the future of the Feed-in tariff. We are looking forward to discussing this program with our industry peers and regulators," says Ryan Kelly, General Manager, Schletter Canada.This event offers unparalleled networking opportunities with over 400 renewable energy developers, manufacturers, suppliers, finance experts and FIT scheme administrators expected to attend. It follows on the success of the first OFIT Forum which sold out last October. “The event last October was extraordinarily well organized and provided those attending with a real opportunity to meet the decision makers from the different areas of the OPA, representatives of many of the Local Distribution Companies as well as manufacturers and developers,” says Martin Pochtaruk, CEO, Heliene Canada.

     

    The forum provides a much needed platform for wind, solar and biogas developers, manufacturers and suppliers to explore the tremendous opportunities created by North America’s most ambitious feed-in tariff. It offers the very latest updates on manufacturing capacity, domestic content requirements, supply chain opportunities, and financing. It also covers the most critical questions facing FIT forum participants including updates on the province’s transmission expansion plans and managing political uncertainty in the run-up to Ontario’s election next October.

     

    Sursa: renewableenergyworld.com