The
money
–
comprising
non-recourse,
short-term
construction
financing
from
Deutsche
Bank
–
will
see
Canadian
Solar
build
five
utility-scale
projects
by
the
end
of
2013,
all
of
them
set
to
benefit
from
Ontario’s
feed-in
tariff
(FIT)
and
a
20-year
power
purchase
agreement.
Canadian
Solar,
which
performs
most
of
its
manufacturing
in
China
but
also
maintains
a
200MW
module
plant
in
Ontario,
was
the
biggest
winner
in
Ontario’s
FIT
bonanza
several
years
ago,
winning
contracts
for
more
than
300MW
of
capacity.
In
addition
to
building
its
own
projects,
the
company
is
also
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