The
amended
deal
comes
as
the
government
faced
criticism
from
political
opponents,
and
local
business
and
consumer
groups,
over
the
generosity
of
the
terms
on
offer
to
the
consortium
under
the
existing
arrangement.
The
original
deal,
signed
in
January
2010,
called
for
the
South
Koreans
to
build
2.5GW
of
solar
and
wind
projects
in
five
stages
in
the
Canadian
province,
support
both
industries
with
four
new
component-production
facilities,
and
create
16,000
direct
and
indirect
jobs
there.
So
far
about
600
full-time
positions
have
been
created.
In
return,
the
Liberal
government
of
Premier
Dalton…
