| Summary | | | | However, the deal still received mixed reactions |
| The provincial government of Ontario, Canada | | | | from the renewable energy industry even though |
| recently signed a US$6.7 billion deal with the South | | | | the ambitious project is expected to make |
| Korean consortium of Samsung and Korea | | | | Ontario a leader in green power development. |
| Electrical Power Corporation (KEPC) to develop | | | | Scope |
| green energy projects in the region. The recently | | | | - The study discusses multi billion dollar deal signed |
| concluded deal is a reflection of the attraction of | | | | by the Ontario Government with a South Korean |
| the province in renewable energy due to the | | | | consortium of Samsung and Korea Electrical |
| Green Energy and Green Economy Act enacted | | | | Power Corporation (KEPC), briefing the deal |
| by the provincial government in 2009. The deal is | | | | rationale. |
| a major initiative that would enable the Ontario | | | | - It briefs Ontario’s feed-in tariff program as |
| government to achieve the provincial target to | | | | part of the Green Energy Act. |
| strengthen the province’s renewable energy | | | | - It also discusses Ontario’s solar and wind |
| value chain as well as provide opportunities for | | | | power market, presenting statistics on its present |
| the industry stake-holders in the region. The deal | | | | and forecast installed capacity during 2008-2020.] |
| has showcased the government’s | | | | - The challenges and impact caused by this deal |
| commitment towards its green energy initiatives. | | | | are also briefed in the study. |