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Vermont and Nova Scotia Sign MOU to Advance Offshore Wind Energy

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On October 28, 2026, Governor Phil Scott of Vermont and Premier Tim Houston of Nova Scotia signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding. The agreement establishes a framework for collaboration on offshore wind energy, electricity transmission planning, and regional grid integration. The MOU will explore opportunities to deliver Nova Scotia's offshore wind resources to New England.

From vermontbiz.com

Why it matters

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The partnership aims to strengthen regional energy security and affordability for New England. Nova Scotia, which has strong offshore wind resources, will work with Vermont, which is recognized for transmission planning, to integrate new clean power sources.

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Who's involved

  • Tim HoustonPremier of Nova Scotia, who signed the MOU with Vermont.
  • VermontState of Vermont, which signed the MOU to explore new clean energy sources.
  • Nova ScotiaProvince of Nova Scotia, which possesses offshore wind resources for regional delivery.

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  • New EnglandSpeculative

    New England could secure new, competitively priced offshore wind power supply from Nova Scotia.

  • Federal Energy Regulatory CommissionSpeculative

    The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission might be involved in the mandated collaboration on electricity transmission planning and grid integration.

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