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Bill to ban foreign companies from Maine referendum campaigns advances

Updated June 15 Bill to ban foreign companies from spending to influence Maine referendum campaigns advances The bill, which has broad bipartisan support, was triggered by the millions of dollars spent by Hydro-Quebec in support of the New England Clean Energy Connect transmission line project. Share A bill that would prohibit companies owned by foreign governments from spending money to influence ballot-question campaigns in Maine advanced in the state Senate and appeared poised for final passage Tuesday. The measure is aimed squarely at Hydro-Quebec, the Canadian company that has spent $10 million to build public support for a 145-mile electricity transmission line across western Maine built by Central Maine Power. The bill cleared the Senate, 23-11, after passing in the House of Representatives on a vote of 87-54.

Canada gives final OK for hydropower transmission project

Canada gives final approval for transmission line to Maine border

Updated May 21 Canada gives final approval for transmission line to Maine border The project now has all the permits required for construction from Saint-Adrien-d’Irlande in Quebec to the Maine border, and then over a 145-mile stretch to the grid in Lewiston, Maine. Associated Press Share MONTREAL The Canadian government has given its final approval for construction and operation of power line to serve as a conduit for hydropower to reach the power grid in New England, officials said Friday. The Canada Energy Regulator, which must sign off on international utility projects, issued a permit Thursday allowing work north of the U.S. border that’s necessary for the $1 billion New England Clean Energy Connect.

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