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Ontario’s FIT and MicroFIT Program
                                     Rooftop Solar
FIT and MicroFIT Programs
                                                                                  Key Program Steps
The Ontario government has recently started two feed-in-tariff
programs. The programs pay owners of renewable electricity
projects a premium price for electricity delivered to Ontario’s           Program Registration and Application
electricity grid. The FIT program is for large generation projects
and the MicroFIT program is aimed at smaller projects.

The objective of the government policy is to create new,
distributed, renewable sources of electricity generation. The                  Conditional Contract Offer
policy is particularly aimed at incenting small rooftop solar
projects.

The program pays for electricity at different rates depending on                  Project Construction
the size and type of the project. Small rooftop solar projects are
paid at the highest rate, 80.02 cents per kWh. The program offers
a 20-year contract to purchase electricity at the guaranteed
program price.
                                                                                    PUC Connection
In addition to the registration, application, and contractual
aspects of the program, there are other requirements such as
building inspections and approvals, ESA permit, valid PUC
connection, and domestic content requirements.
                                                                                     Final Contract
With such a substantial premium on electricity prices, and with
foreseeable transmission capacity issues it is not likely that the
program will continue for a significant time – current prices under
program contracts are not likely to be available for long.


                                                Project Overview

• Program is a short-term incentive             Rooftop solar projects under the provincial FIT and MicroFIT
  to encourage renewable energy                 programs are forms of distributed electricity generation – in other
                                                words they are small electricity plants. The projects are not
                                                connected to the electricity system of the building they are located
• Rooftop solar projects are paid
                                                on. They exist independent of the building’s electrical system and
  highest premium on electricity                do not change the building’s electricity consumption.

• Program requirements include                  There four main elements of the system: 1) solar panels, 2)
  more than only construction and               mounting system, 3) DC/AC inverter, 4) metered connection to
                                                electricity grid.
  connection
                                                With the rush to rooftop solar in Ontario, there are a variety of
• Balancing cost-effectiveness and              manufacturers to choose from when designing a project. There are
  performance is critical in a                  a variety of types and sizes of solar panels, mounting systems, and
  growing competitive market                    inverters that will impact both project costs and revenues. Solar
                                                panels carry a 25 year warranty and balancing performance and
                                                cost-effectiveness is critical. As an example, mono-crystalline solar
                                                panels will yield more electricity but are likely more expensive than
                                                lower-yielding poly-crystalline panels.



                                                   RAYSTONE
                                              ENVIRONMENTAL
Ontario’s MicroFIT Program
                                                Rooftop Solar
Project Costs and Revenues
                                                                                 Estimated 10kW Rooftop Solar Project Monthly Revenues
A typical 10kW rooftop solar project
can cost around $70,000 to supply                                  $1,600.00
and install plus any necessary
                                                                   $1,400.00                              Estimated Monthly Revenue
expenses. Financing at a 5% interest
rate over 10 years, yields a monthly                               $1,200.00
payment of just under $750.                                                                            Average Monthly Revenue


                                                      Dollars $
                                                                   $1,000.00
Using Natural Resources Canada                                                                  Monthly Profits During Financing Period
estimates, the same project located                                 $800.00
in Sault Ste. Marie is estimated to
                                                                    $600.00                             Monthly Financing Payment
generate about 15,000kWh of
electricity per year at peak efficiency.
This is an annual revenues of up to                                 $400.00
$12,000 with an average monthly
                                                                    $200.00
revenue of about $1,000.
                                                                      $0.00
System costs are paid off in typically                                          Jan       Feb    Mar     Apr       May    June   July   Aug    Sept   Oct    Nov    Dec
6-10 years depending on total project
cost and any costs from financing.

Return on investment over the life of                                                 Estimated 10kW Rooftop Solar Project Annual Revenues
the 20-year contract is upwards of
250% with the project revenues                                    $300,000.00
estimated at close to $250,000 over
                                                                  $250,000.00
the life of the contract.
                                                                  $200,000.00
• 20-year contract at
                                               Dollars $




                                                                  $150,000.00
  guaranteed price
                                                                  $100,000.00
• Revenue will help offset
                                                                   $50,000.00
  rising Ontario electricity
  prices                                                                $0.00
                                                                                1     2    3    4   5    6     7    8    9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

• Sound investment with                                                                                                    Years
  relatively short return on
                                                                                                    Remaining Financed Debt         Cumulative Revenues
  investment


What Graystone Environmental Provides

Graystone Environmental provides clients with expert advice and trustworthy project management. Handling everything from application
with the Province to final connection to the electricity grid, Graystone Environmental provide clients with turnkey renewable energy
projects.

Financing is available where clients wish to pay for the system over the first years of the project.

Graystone Environmental helps clients ensure that they purchase type and size of equipment that is appropriate for their needs. Projects
are installed using local, experienced, and reputable electrical contractors.


                                                                                                                                                    Contact
                                                                               RAYSTONE                                                         Roxie Graystone
                                                                                                                                                (705) 255-2208
         www.envconsult.ca                                            ENVIRONMENTAL                                                     roxie.graystone@envconsult.ca

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Micro Fit Pamphlet

  • 1. Ontario’s FIT and MicroFIT Program Rooftop Solar FIT and MicroFIT Programs Key Program Steps The Ontario government has recently started two feed-in-tariff programs. The programs pay owners of renewable electricity projects a premium price for electricity delivered to Ontario’s Program Registration and Application electricity grid. The FIT program is for large generation projects and the MicroFIT program is aimed at smaller projects. The objective of the government policy is to create new, distributed, renewable sources of electricity generation. The Conditional Contract Offer policy is particularly aimed at incenting small rooftop solar projects. The program pays for electricity at different rates depending on Project Construction the size and type of the project. Small rooftop solar projects are paid at the highest rate, 80.02 cents per kWh. The program offers a 20-year contract to purchase electricity at the guaranteed program price. PUC Connection In addition to the registration, application, and contractual aspects of the program, there are other requirements such as building inspections and approvals, ESA permit, valid PUC connection, and domestic content requirements. Final Contract With such a substantial premium on electricity prices, and with foreseeable transmission capacity issues it is not likely that the program will continue for a significant time – current prices under program contracts are not likely to be available for long. Project Overview • Program is a short-term incentive Rooftop solar projects under the provincial FIT and MicroFIT to encourage renewable energy programs are forms of distributed electricity generation – in other words they are small electricity plants. The projects are not connected to the electricity system of the building they are located • Rooftop solar projects are paid on. They exist independent of the building’s electrical system and highest premium on electricity do not change the building’s electricity consumption. • Program requirements include There four main elements of the system: 1) solar panels, 2) more than only construction and mounting system, 3) DC/AC inverter, 4) metered connection to electricity grid. connection With the rush to rooftop solar in Ontario, there are a variety of • Balancing cost-effectiveness and manufacturers to choose from when designing a project. There are performance is critical in a a variety of types and sizes of solar panels, mounting systems, and growing competitive market inverters that will impact both project costs and revenues. Solar panels carry a 25 year warranty and balancing performance and cost-effectiveness is critical. As an example, mono-crystalline solar panels will yield more electricity but are likely more expensive than lower-yielding poly-crystalline panels. RAYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL
  • 2. Ontario’s MicroFIT Program Rooftop Solar Project Costs and Revenues Estimated 10kW Rooftop Solar Project Monthly Revenues A typical 10kW rooftop solar project can cost around $70,000 to supply $1,600.00 and install plus any necessary $1,400.00 Estimated Monthly Revenue expenses. Financing at a 5% interest rate over 10 years, yields a monthly $1,200.00 payment of just under $750. Average Monthly Revenue Dollars $ $1,000.00 Using Natural Resources Canada Monthly Profits During Financing Period estimates, the same project located $800.00 in Sault Ste. Marie is estimated to $600.00 Monthly Financing Payment generate about 15,000kWh of electricity per year at peak efficiency. This is an annual revenues of up to $400.00 $12,000 with an average monthly $200.00 revenue of about $1,000. $0.00 System costs are paid off in typically Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 6-10 years depending on total project cost and any costs from financing. Return on investment over the life of Estimated 10kW Rooftop Solar Project Annual Revenues the 20-year contract is upwards of 250% with the project revenues $300,000.00 estimated at close to $250,000 over $250,000.00 the life of the contract. $200,000.00 • 20-year contract at Dollars $ $150,000.00 guaranteed price $100,000.00 • Revenue will help offset $50,000.00 rising Ontario electricity prices $0.00 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 • Sound investment with Years relatively short return on Remaining Financed Debt Cumulative Revenues investment What Graystone Environmental Provides Graystone Environmental provides clients with expert advice and trustworthy project management. Handling everything from application with the Province to final connection to the electricity grid, Graystone Environmental provide clients with turnkey renewable energy projects. Financing is available where clients wish to pay for the system over the first years of the project. Graystone Environmental helps clients ensure that they purchase type and size of equipment that is appropriate for their needs. Projects are installed using local, experienced, and reputable electrical contractors. Contact RAYSTONE Roxie Graystone (705) 255-2208 www.envconsult.ca ENVIRONMENTAL roxie.graystone@envconsult.ca