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Rising Energy Costs Concern Atlantic Premiers - Vimarsana News

Rising Energy Costs Concern Atlantic Premiers

World energy needs and the rising cost of fuel were on the minds of the four Atlantic premiers who gathered fo...

Atlantic premiers say decision needed soon from Ottawa on regional energy corridor - Vimarsana News

Atlantic premiers say decision needed soon from Ottawa on regional energy corridor

Atlantic Canada's premiers are looking for a decision soon from Ottawa on a proposed Atlantic Loop energy corridor, noting Wednesday that it will take time to get the massive project built and climate targets are looming.

Source: cbc.ca
Action needed on Atlantic energy loop: premiers - Vimarsana News

Action needed on Atlantic energy loop: premiers

Atlantic Canada's premiers are looking for a decision soon from Ottawa on a proposed Atlantic Loop energy corridor, noting Wednesday that it will take time to get the massive project built and climate targets are looming.

Emera CEO sheds light on Nova Scotia Power's proposed rate hike - Vimarsana News

Emera CEO sheds light on Nova Scotia Power's proposed rate hike

Emera CEO Scott Balfour defended an element in a proposed Nova Scotia Power rate hike Thursday that will cost customers more because of how the company is looking to finance projects.

Source: cbc.ca
Atlantic Loop needed as part of energy mix as coal is phased out: study - Vimarsana News

Atlantic Loop needed as part of energy mix as coal is phased out: study

The proposed energy corridor to connect the four Atlantic provinces to hydroelectricity from Quebec and Labrador is important for helping the region reach zero carbon emissions, but the project isn't enough, a new study suggests.

Source: cbc.ca