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Solar PV
Solar energy is a renewable resource that is free, environmentally friendly and readily available. Solar energy can be used in many ways - to provide heat, lighting, mechanical power and electricity. Sunlight is converted to electricity using photovoltaic (PV) solar cells. PV cells are usually bundled together in modules or panels to produce higher voltages and increased power. The cells are semiconductor devices, usually made of silicon, which contain no liquids, corrosive chemicals or moving parts. The PV panels require little maintenance, do not pollute, and operate silently, making photovoltaic energy a very clean and safe method of power generation. |
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FIT Price Schedule
August 13, 2010 FIT Rules December 8, 2010 FIT Prescribed Forms August 11, 2010 FIT Multiple Project Guidelines August 4, 2010 FIT Contract December 8, 2010 Standard Definitions December 8, 2010 FIT Application Form Dec. 1, 2009 FIT Program Overview August 2010 Programme de TRG – Aperçu Août 2010 What's New
April 1, 2011
Bi-weekly FIT and microFIT Program reports March 18, 2011 Bi-weekly FIT and microFIT Program reports March 4, 2011 Bi-weekly FIT and microFIT Program reports February 24, 2011 Second Round of Large-Scale Renewable Energy Projects February 18, 2011 Bi-weekly FIT and microFIT Program reports February 9, 2011 Rule change for CAE FIT applications February 9, 2011 One-year extension of Milestone Date for Commercial Operation available for FIT contract holders February 4, 2011 Bi-weekly FIT and microFIT Program reports February 1, 2011 New FIT Program Proposed for Commercial Aggregators January 21, 2011 Bi-weekly FIT and microFIT Program reports January 5, 2011 Bi-weekly FIT and microFIT Program reports December 21, 2010 Priority ranking of first-round FIT projects posted December 8, 2010 Proposed FIT connection rule amendment Upcoming Events
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