Canada Infrastructure Bank provided a $206-million loan for the Mersey River Wind Project in Nova Scotia, supplying renewable electricity to public housing.
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Updated Jul 25
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What happened
Canada Infrastructure Bank provided a $206-million loan for the Mersey River Wind Project in Nova Scotia, supplying renewable electricity to public housing.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Nova Scotia
province of Canada
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Canada Infrastructure Bank
federal Crown Corporation of Canada
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Related events
- The Canada Infrastructure Bank provided a loan for energy storage projects in Nova Scotia, while the Government of Canada invested in pre-development work.
- Nova Scotia Power is part of Atlantic Canada's energy sector, receiving investment from the Government of Canada and loans from the Canada Infrastructure Bank for energy transition.
- The provincial government of Nova Scotia is providing funding to the seafood industry specifically for energy efficiency projects.
- New Brunswick is investing $5 million into electric vehicle infrastructure and benchmarking its progress against regional peers in Atlantic Canada.
- The province of Nova Scotia has committed to expanding its housing plan.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- saltwire.comBill Black: Wind power needs backups for when the breeze is weak