With 2011 winding down, both the Canadian solar and biofuels sectors are having their annual conferences within the next two weeks, to take stalk of the past year and move forward for 2012.
The Canadian Solar Industry Association (CanSIA), coming off a proposal in October for the upcoming Canadian
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It seems to have a lot going on for for a country that is pulling the plug on nuclear energyGerman Chancellor Angela Merkel hit the big red “stop” button earlier this year calling for the closure of all 17 nuclear reactors that provide about one-quarter of the nation’s electricity. Eight reactors
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The fastest growing solar market in the world is on pause as the Ontario government invites input from stakeholders on its two-year old Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) program. Half way through the six-week FIT Program Review initiated by the new Minister of Energy, Chris Bentley, Ontario Solar Network is
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