The 24.6kW solar array soaking up early spring sunshine atop the Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist Congregation is one of the first renewables projects brought on line by a community group under Ontario's feed-in tariff (FIT).. Having made efficiency improvements recommended in an energy audit about two years ago, the Toronto congregation looked to take the next step. The FIT offered guaranteed, long-term revenues, but the capital costs for solar were still beyond the congregation's means, explains Rick Salay, who chairs its greening committee..