shrouded aerogenerator [ ducted windmill | diffusor-augmented wind turbine ]

diffusor-augmented wind turbine | ducted windmill | shrouded aerogenerator | DAWT [Abbr.]

fixed-pitch wind turbine [ fixed-pitch windmill | pitch-to-stall wind turbine | pitch-to-stall WT | pitch-to-stall machine | passive stall wind turbine | stall controlled wind turbine ]

active yaw wind turbine [ active-yaw wind turbine | forced yaw wind turbine ]

drag-type wind machine | drag type wind machine | drag-type machine | drag device

up-wind rotor | upwind horizontal-axis windsystem

wind farm worker | wind turbine service technician | on-shore wind turbine maintenance technician | wind turbine technician

offshore turbine | offshore wind generator | offshore wind turbine | sea-based wind turbine

offshore wind farm | offshore wind generator park | offshore windfarm

I ask that only as an introductory question because, of all the alternative sources of energy that are out there — tidal, wind, solar, run of the river and the like — we hear mixed reports on solar.

Once again, putting aside the provincial differences and trying not to get into any of that, I will not repeat all of the messages, but the situation is that we have up to 15,000 megawatts of clean energy available after our own needs, and we have Ontario sitting over there dealing with its feed-in tariff issues, looking for hydro power to firm up some of the investments it made in its feed-in tariff programs with solar and wind, its nuclear refurbishment, plus the actual needs of Ontario's aging coal and other plants, and you are sitting here in this country saying, ``Come on.