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With the help of Ontario’s FIT program, solar power not only makes ethical sense, it also makes financial sense for community groups, churches, schools, local businesses and non-profit organizations interested in ways they can help shift towards more responsible environmental practices.
The Rouge Valley Conservation Centre gets a 5.5kW hybrid wind+solar ePole. Selling its power to the grid via Ontario’s MicroFIT program, the ePole is expected to earn over $60,000 for the RVCC over the next 20 years.
Anyone who has submitted a microFIT application before July 2, 2010 but has not yet obtained a contract must re-submit their application using the new OPA microFIT form by September 7th. Applicants who applied for ground-mount systems before July 2nd must re-submit their application using the new OPA microFIT form by September 7th in order to qualify for the 80.2¢/kWh rate.
This free iPhone application provides users with a quick way of finding out how much energy—and revenue—a solar power system could produce at virtually any given location. Read more..