News
05 August 2019

Canada to source renewables for federal facilities in Nova Scotia

In:
Power, Renewables
Region:
Americas

The Canadian government and the Province of Nova Scotia have signed an agreement to collaborate on the acquisition of renewable electricity to power federally owned facilities in Nova Scotia. The agreement provides potential bidders with the opportunity to use surplus federal land, which was once...

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