That's right solar fans, there's a new option in town for those who want to generate solar electricity but for various reasons can't make it work. You can buy a $1000 debenture and get 5% interest per year on a proposed 20KW solar array on the Unitarian church on Hiawatha Street. You can check out the details here ..   

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Beach Solar

When:  Monday Oct 26 7:30pm

Where: 274 Lee Ave

 Here's what is on the Agenda:

1. Education: Learnings from Ontario Sustainable Energy Conference (OSIA)
2. Education: Solar PV 101 including Microfit and the various models available to us
3. Tools: BeachSolar.org is now on Google Apps, What this means and how it can be used
4. Objectives: Review and confirm
5. Community Outreach: Brainstorm, How, Who, Where, When
6. Does someone from the committee want to be the Chair or Vice-Chair?

Community Power – It’s everybody’s business now            

Join us and learn everything you need to know about creating a successful Community Power project. 
 
This two-day conference includes over 25 seminars and workshops on financing, the Ontario Power Authority’s feed-in tariff programs, solar for residential/warehouse applications, First Nation renewable energy projects, the hottest technology and the Green Energy and Green Economy Act. 

The conference will be attended by key government officials and industry experts who will answer your questions and share local case studies to advance your business models and your triple bottom line.
 
Join Honourary Chair, Dr. David Suzuki, and OSEA in making Ontario a national leader with our innovation, accountability and commitment to sustainable energy.
 
www.cpconference.ca or info@cpconference.ca

Community Power – It’s everybody’s business now

Great exhibiting and sponsorship opportunities available! 

Nov. 16-18, Free to attend, visit the 2009 Power Networking Centre, hosted jointly by Ontario Sustainable Energy Association (OSEA) and the Association of Power Producers of Ontario.