Archive for the 'Solar Politics' Category
Press Release: Morgan Solar exceeds funding target, raises $8.2 million
Wednesday, January 6th, 2010
TORONTO, Jan. 6 - Morgan Solar Inc., a Toronto based solar energy start-up, have increased their first-round investment to USD $8.2 million from the USD $4.7 million announced in October 2009.
Strategic investors participating in Morgan Solar’s first round are Iberdrola, the world’s largest renewable energy provider, and Nypro Inc., a global leader in injection molding [...]
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More FIT Rate Info
Friday, March 20th, 2009
Jon Worren just posted this summary about the Ontario FIT Rates over on the MaRS DD blogs. Jon’s a smart guy and his analysis is usually spot on. Short, to the point and worth the read. Also, Green Jobs talk went ok, and I’ll be at Green Drinks tonight, so see you [...]
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New Ontario Feed-In Tariff Rates for Solar Energy
Friday, March 13th, 2009
The OPA and Ontario Government have released their new Feed-in Tariff (FIT) rate proposals! If these go through and get finalized (which seems likely), this is excellent news for two reasons - there was quite a bit of uncertainty and several businesses were holding their breath until the new rules were released, and the [...]
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Renewable Energy Investment Tax Credit Passes
Wednesday, September 24th, 2008
The Renewable Energy Investment Tax Credit (ITC for short) has passed, and better, it’s been renewed until 2016, and they increased the caps on how much you can claim for the credit. This is great news, but especially for solar energy as dozens of very large products were waiting to see if that went [...]
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The Importance of the ITC
Monday, July 21st, 2008
The Investment Tax Credit is the major US Federal incentive for Solar Energy in the US. The most basic description of it would be that it’s a 30% tax credit on the installation of a Solar Power system. The credit is worth up to $2000 for individuals, and with no cap for businesses provided [...]
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Intersolar 2008 Update
Wednesday, July 16th, 2008
Short update here - I’m going to document what I’ve been picking up here, and some of it will be posted on the blog. I’m amazed at the quality of the presenters and presentations. A few highlights:
The ITC is a huge concern, it’s looking like it might not pass which will impact the US solar [...]
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