Windstream,
owned
by
a
New
York-based
investment
group,
was
awarded
a
FIT
contract
in
May
2010
for
its
300MW
Wolfe
Island
Shoals
project,
slated
for
installation
between
5km
and
16km
off
the
northeastern
coast
of
Lake
Ontario.
Wolfe
Island
was
the
largest
single
FIT
contract
handed
out
by
the
Ontario
Power
Authority
during
the
first
round
of
allocations
–
accounting
for
nearly
20%
of
the
total
wind
capacity
awarded.
But
in
early
2011
the
Ontario
government
reversed
course
and
imposed
a
moratorium
on
offshore
wind
development,
citing
the
need
for
further
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