"Contract holders receive a fixed price over 20 years for the electricity they produce - 13.5 cents a kilowatt hour for on-shore wind farms and up to 80.2 cents for solar power.  While wind and solar make up only a small portion of electricity supply today, the rates are well above the average of 4.5 cents that government-owned Ontario Power Generation receives for most of its electricity output."

What could ever go wrong when green energy companies are receiving 80.2 cents/kwh contracts compared with the open market price of 4.5 cents/kwh ?  A Grade 1 student would've understood this.  The CEO of Ontario and all those involved should have been fired a long time ago.