21 September 2018
Solar Ontario will bring together solar leaders and entrepreneurs who are ready to learn and create innovative customer value and creative technology solutions. The program will be filled with sessions to help Ontario solar companies better understand the political landscape, the upcoming net metering regulations, explore new leading-edge financing options and marketing techniques, along with numerous other informative sessions to help grow your business.
Although the new government has created some angst in the market, the Ontario market is still the most advanced solar market in Canada. Ontario boasts Canada’s largest consumer market, with over 12 million people, while also having the most advanced net metering regulations in the country. The regulations permit solar developers to continue to still connect to the grid while also integrating energy storage technologies and enabling energy third-party ownership models. This regulatory framework provides a tremendous platform for innovative financing options and creative technology solutions. Ultimately, this provides the solar industry with a unique opportunity to help drive new customer value which can suit the needs of any energy customer, big or small.
Beyond the education, networking is the highest ranked benefit of participating at Solar Ontario.
http://solarontarioconference.ca
Solar Ontario: Conference in Canada
According to the organisers, Solar Ontario is a "must-attend event" for solar energy professionals, stakeholders and advocates in Canada. It takes place on 14 November, 2018 in Mississauga, west of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
 Photo: Jonathan Potts/flickr CC BY-NC-ND 2.0Solar farm in Ontario: The Ontario market is still the most advanced solar market in Canada |
Although the new government has created some angst in the market, the Ontario market is still the most advanced solar market in Canada. Ontario boasts Canada’s largest consumer market, with over 12 million people, while also having the most advanced net metering regulations in the country. The regulations permit solar developers to continue to still connect to the grid while also integrating energy storage technologies and enabling energy third-party ownership models. This regulatory framework provides a tremendous platform for innovative financing options and creative technology solutions. Ultimately, this provides the solar industry with a unique opportunity to help drive new customer value which can suit the needs of any energy customer, big or small.
Beyond the education, networking is the highest ranked benefit of participating at Solar Ontario.
http://solarontarioconference.ca