FW: Ontario's Feed-In Tariff 2.0 Conference, July 19-20 in Toronto

These guys have big balls announcing yet another FIT 2.0 conference before the fact.

 

Monty Bannerman

ArcStar Energy

646.402.5076

www.arcstarenergy.com

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Subject: Ontario's Feed-In Tariff 2.0 Conference, July 19-20 in Toronto

 

Ontario's Feed-In Tariff 2.0: 2012 and Beyond July 19-20, 2012 :: Toronto, ON Event Links Download brochure Full agenda Speakers Register now Sponsorship opportunities   If you are interested in sponsorship opportunities for this event please contact Chanin Paul at 720-988-1247 or cpaul@euci.com for more information. Other events Power System Basics for Non-Engineers - Canada June 6-7, 2012 - St. John, NB Combined Cycle Power Plant Fundamentals July 9-10, 2012 - Toronto, ON Combined Cycle Power Plant Fundamentals July 9-10, 2012 - Toronto, ON Share with colleagues Please forward this invitation to others who may have an interest in this topic. EUCI JobBoard! New jobs posted. Click here to view. Post job openings, post your resume, and find open positions throughout the energy industry! Having trouble reading this e-mail?   View it in your browser. Sign up for our complimentary newsletter. Overview Join the Ministry of Energy, Ontario Power Authority (OPA), IESO, Hydro One, financial institutions, and other industry experts as we discuss the new feed-in tariff (FIT) 2.0 version that incorporates the results of the two-year FIT program review. Key changes to the program will be highlighted, and participants will evaluate the ultimate effects of these changes on the industry. The goal of the conference is to help participants better understand the updated FIT program and facilitate continued investment and economic development. Key takeaways ·         Examine policy decisions as they relate to the recent FIT review results ·         Identify specific rules and contracts in place with the new 2.0 version ·         Assess whether the Domestic Content provision has fulfilled the purpose ·         Describe the current interconnection challenges and opportunities ·         Identify the key components of the Transmission Availability Test (TAT) and Distribution Availability Test (DAT) ·         Recognize opportunities and assess risk within the financing process ·         Explain the current state of the Ontario solar market and the impact FIT has made ·         Review transmission expansion projects ·         Identify how FIT has affected the IESO and its Renewable Integration Initiative (SE-91) ·         Preview M&A case studies ·         Identify the role of First Nations  ·         Examine the Revised Renewable Energy Approval (REA) Process ·         Relate and apply transferable best practices utilized in Ontario and throughout the region Presentations by Ministry of Energy EDF EN Canada Hydro One Networks Inc. Ontario Power Authority (OPA) Association of Power Producers of Ontario (APPrO) IESO Ontario Sustainable Energy Association Access Capital Corp. Borden Ladner Gervais (BLG) Carbon Free Technologies Connor Clark & Lunn Financial Group Fraser & Company Northland Union Bank Willms & Shier Environmental Lawyers LLP Copyright © 2012 EUCI If you no longer wish to get these e-mails, you may delete your name from our distribution lists here.