The
WTO
found
that
the
offer
of
a
feed-in
tariff
to
developers
in
exchange
for
using
a
set
level
of
locally-produced
wind
and
PV
equipment
in
the
Canadian
province
discriminates
against
foreign
suppliers.
But
the
trade
body
rejected
a
second
complaint
that
the
feed-in
tariff
incentives
amount
to
illegal
subsidies.
The
Ontario
complaint
was
filed
against
Canada,
and
the
WTO
says
the
country
should
take
steps
to
bring
its
policies
into
line
with
its
obligations
under
global
trade
agreements.
The
Canadian
government
says
it
will
appeal
the
ruling.
It
followed
complaints
by
Japan
and
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