Nova Scotia Power
By Meribeth Deen on August 15, 2012
Tags: canada wind energy, New Minas Pulp and Power, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Power, Nova Scotia wind power, Oxford Frozen Foods, wind turbines, electricity, energy, Nova Scotia
Two family-run businesses are teaming up to build Nova Scotia’s largest wind farm, and have recently gained environmental approval and financial support from the province.
By Jace Shoemaker-... on September 24, 2009
Tags: Canada, USD, Bay of Fundy, Canada, Clean Current, Minas Basin Pulp and Power, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Power, research and development, tidal energy, tidal power, Tidal Power Demonstration Project, tidal turbines, electricity, energy, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Power
Imagine using the force of the sea to power homes and businesses? A new Canadian project may do just that.
Last week, Nova Scotia’s Environment Minister gave the green light for the Tidal Power Demonstration Project. The project, first announced in 2008, is part of the province’s effort to reduce their reliance on coal by 2015.
By Nathanael Baker on March 16, 2009
Admist protest, the Nova Scotia government is taking action to repeal regulations preventing Nova Scotia Power from investing in wind energy companies.
