Ontario Green Energy Act
In 2006, Premier McGuinty set a precedent in North America by introducing the Renewable Energy Standard Offer Program - the most progressive green energy initiative in more than twenty years.
In that same year the Ontario Power Authority began work on the Integrated Power System Plan – a 20-year plan that will determine how Ontario’s electricity system will evolve.
A great start. But not enough to get us where we need to go.
We need the Ontario Green Energy Act to propel Ontario into a leadership position in renewable energy, to reduce our pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, to create meaningful jobs for Ontarians and to enhance community economic development for rural, remote and First Nations communities.
Ontario Bill 150, Green Energy and Green Economy Act, 2009
Bill 150 was tabled at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario on February 23, 2009 and passed into law on May 14, 2009.
Official Liberal Party of Ontario Website for Ontario's Green Energy Act
Ontario's governing Liberal party has created a website providing explanation and information on their proposed Green Energy Act. Find it here.
Green Energy Act Introduction Testimonials - February 2009
Read what's being said about the tabling of the Green Energy Act by the Government of Ontario.
Green Energy Act Executive Summary
The Ontario Green Energy Act will make Ontario a global leader in the development of renewable energy, clean distributed energy and conservation - creating thousands of jobs, economic prosperity, energy security, and climate protection.
On December 10th at Queens Park in Toronto, a proposed draft of the Ontario green energy act was released titled: "An Act Granting Priority to Renewable Energy Sources to Manage Global Climate Change, Protect the Environment and Streamline Project Approvals". The draft will be under constant revision so please read it and send us your feedback.
Core Components of the Green Energy Act
The ten key points that define the goals of the Ontario Green Energy Act.
Sustainable energy unplugged: Making the connection
Getting connected to the electricity grid is proving a formidable problem for sustainable energy generators. A green energy act would oblige utilities to connect renewable energy.
Ontario’s Renewable Energy Standard Offer Program (RESOP) was the most progressive green energy initiative in North America for more than twenty years.
http://www.greenenergyact.ca/Page.asp?PageID=1224&SiteNodeID=202&BL_ExpandID=44
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