Nova Scotia Power is considering switching its Trenton facility to biomass fuels as the province sets a 2030 deadline to stop burning coal.
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Updated Aug 7
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What happened
Nova Scotia Power is considering switching its Trenton facility to biomass fuels as the province sets a 2030 deadline to stop burning coal.
Who's involved
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Part of
Nova Scotia Power is undergoing a functional transition, while an MLA represents the province's interests.Also in this story
- The Nova Scotia Premier has triggered a review into the income and financial structure of the utility company.
- The town of New Glasgow calls on the provincial government for support regarding its ongoing functional transition plan.
The entities involved
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Nova Scotia
province of Canada
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Nova Scotia Power
electric utility in Canada
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Trenton
community in Quinte West, Ontario
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