The following table sets out the price adders for Aboriginal and community-based projects.
|
Maximum Aboriginal price adder and Maximum community price adder* |
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|
Renewable fuel |
Wind |
Solar PV (Ground |
Water |
Biogas |
Biomass |
Landfill |
|
Maximum |
1.5 |
1.5 |
0.9 |
0.6 |
0.6 |
0.6 |
|
Maximum |
1.0 |
1.0 |
0.6 |
0.4 |
0.4 |
0.4 |
* The percentage of the maximum Aboriginal price adder or maximum community price adder added to the FIT contract price is based on the Aboriginal or community participation level as defined in the FIT Rules.
For example:
|
50 to 100 percent control |
eligible for the full price adder |
|
40 to 49 percent control |
eligible for 80 to 98 percent of the price adder |
|
25 to 39 percent control |
eligible for 50 to 78 percent of the price adder |
|
10 to 24 percent control |
eligible for 20 to 48 percent of the price adder |
(10 percent is the minimum level required)
For example, a 10 MW on-shore wind project with an Aboriginal participation level greater than 50 percent would be eligible to receive the FIT contract price of 13.5 cents/kWh, plus an additional 1.5 cents/kWh. This means that the total price would be 15 cents/kWh for this project.
August 13, 2010
FIT Rules
August 13, 2010
FIT Prescribed Forms
August 11, 2010
FIT Multiple Project Guidelines
August 4, 2010
FIT Contract
July 2, 2010
FIT Rules
July 2, 2010
Standard Definitions
July 2, 2010
FIT Application Form
Dec. 1, 2009
FIT Program Overview
July 2, 2010
Programme de TRG – Aperçu
July 2, 2010
FIT Price Schedule
August 13, 2010
FIT Rules
August 11, 2010
Updated FIT prescribed forms
August 4, 2010
Updated FIT guidelines for multiple projects on one property
July 2, 2010
Updated Rules, contract, definitions and overview posted in
Program Resources
June 1, 2010
FIT Program Timeline
May 28, 2010
OPA receives response from Measurement Canada to proposal to address in-series connection configurations
May 19, 2010
Behind-the-meter facilities no longer permitted under FIT Program
May 10, 2010
New Ontario Program Will Help Communities Develop
Clean Energy Projects
May 7, 2010
More Clean Energy Being Produced in Ontario
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