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Halifax Geo Thermal Eye Candy (Video)
Great time lapse video showing Halifax Harbour and the Alderney Gate Advanced Geothermal Energy construction.
Smart Grid Halifax by Bullfrog
Bullfrog Power, which has offices in Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia, is Canada’s only 100 per cent green electricity retailer.
NB Business has power converters set for market
Instrument takes wind or solar energy and transfers it to electricity grid
Major NB wind farm almost ready
Caribou Wind Park in northern N.B. will provide enough power for 30,000 homes
Wind may be Gullivers Cove’s most solid hope
These ridges are set to become home to Nova Scotia’s next wind farm, a 20-turbine, $82-million project proposed by SkyPower and Scotian WindFields in Dartmouth.
Nova Scotia Wind Setbacks
Charting the roadmap between reducing fossil fuel dependence and building new green energy projects will be as challenging for Nova Scotia’s NDP government as it has been in communities around the globe. A measure of compromise on wind turbines, balancing profit and proximity, will best serve communities, the health of their citizens and their long-term energy needs. Getting it right will be no small task.
Wind power breaks down in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Power is clinging to an antiquated process it knows is failing. Because of the low-bid madness, wind turbines aren’t getting built and renewable targets aren’t being met. To compensate, NSP came up with an alternate plan and applied to the Utility and Review Board—our energy regulator—for approval of a 60MW biomass project with NewPage Corporation.
Fundy Turbines perilous to marine animals
Will large-scale development of tidal power in the Bay of Fundy will do immense damage to the fisheries and whale-watching businesses in the Maritimes?
Bay of Fundy Tidal power announcement next week
Canada has enough tidal energy to power most of the country’s homes and the lion’s share of it lies in this bay, according to Natural Resources Canada.
N.S. imposes emissions caps
Power company says it’s too soon to predict impact on electricity bills