Two More Weeks Left To Participate in Micro Fit Program

The IESO announce that it will only accept MicroFIT solar program applications until 11:59 p.m. EST on December 28, 2017, or until the final 50 MW Annual Procurement Target is reached, whichever is earlier. If the Annual Procurement Target be reached before December 28, 2017, the IESO will immediately stop accepting MIcro FIT applications.

It further said that applications submitted to the IESO prior to or on the date on which the IESO stops accepting applications will only be reviewed if capacity becomes available in the Annual Procurement Target by December 29, 2017. And applications will continue to be reviewed in the order that they are received.

It also said, any application that is not allocated to the Annual Procurement Target (i.e., any application that has not been set to Pending LDC Offer to Connect status) by December 29, 2017, will be terminated and the applications that have achieved Pending LDC Offer to Connect status will continue to be processed.

So if you are thinking to participate in the MicroFIT solar program you should act immediately and submit your application at the earliest as only two weeks window left. We can help you get your application in successfully in a timely manner, do not hesitate to contact us.

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