| From Nationalpost.com: Some experts predict the $1.4 billion in the Canadian government's main incentive program for wind farms and other renewable energy projects will dry up in ten months, far earlier than planned and just when it's most needed.
The Canadian Wind Energy Association and the Pembina Institute, a sustainable energy think tank, say the likelihood of the subsidy funds drying up early will discourage investment in Canadian green power production just as the new U.S. government is going gung ho with incentives..... Full Article: Source
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