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Trudeau makes 'green energy' announcement, but leaves door open for LNG projects

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced $255 million worth of renewable energy projects for Nova Scotia. $125 million will finance wind farms that Ottawa says will power 350,000 homes, reduce carbon emissions by 700,000 tonnes, and create 500 short-term construction jobs. Another $130 million will be spent to install battery storage sites at Waverley, Bridgewater, Waterville, and Onslow.

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Trudeau makes 'green energy' announcement, but leaves door open for LNG projects

One day after Federal Immigration Minister Sean Fraser announced $10 million to establish green energy projects in Antigonish County, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau popped up in Hants County to announce $255 million worth of renewable energy projects for Nova Scotia. The Trudeau announcement was made at Hardwood Lands in front of a 6MW wind farm […]

2 years ago·Halifax, Canada

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