Citation:
M. Pirnia, Nathwani, J. , and Fuller, D. , “Ontario feed-in-tariffs: System planning implications and impacts on social welfare”, The Electricity Journal, vol. 24, no. 8, pp. 18-28, 2011.
Abstract:
An analysis of the policy implications of Ontario's FITs on overall societal welfare suggests that, if unbounded, existing FIT tariffs would have a large negative impact on consumer welfare, with an overall net loss on total social welfare. Negative impacts could be minimized by controlling the quantities.
