Nova Scotia recently announced a Renewable Electricity Plan for the province, which will include community feed-in-tariffs for renewable electricity. Nova Scotia wants to increase the development of locally generated renewable energy. The feed in rates will be determined at a later date by the Utility and Review Board, and will be evaluated in 2012 to determine the efficacy of the rates. Another Canadian province implementing feed-in-tariffs!
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