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The Butterfly Effect: How a single wind turbine led to Ontario’s Green Energy Act

September 11th, 2012 by Brian Iler

Great post at David Dodge’s Green Energy Futures about WindShare, TREC and the community power movement in Ontario. The whole green Energy Futures series is worth a look.

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Tags: Community power, TREC, WindShare

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