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Nova Scotia’s Offshore Wind Transmission Line Could Cost $10 Billion: Premier

  • Premier Tim Houston proposed last week building hundreds of offshore wind turbines near Nova Scotia to generate 40 gigawatts of electricity.
  • He floated the idea on June 2 to Prime Minister Mark Carney, who is seeking bids for large infrastructure projects to boost the economy.
  • Houston said the turbines would be located about 25 kilometers offshore in waters around 100 meters deep, harnessing some of the world’s fastest, most consistent offshore winds.
  • He projected that constructing the transmission line to link the turbines with the rest of Canada might require an investment ranging from $5 billion to $10 billion, alongside federal assistance and discussions on regulatory matters.
  • If the plan succeeds, Houston said it could transform Nova Scotia and Atlantic Canada by providing green energy and reducing reliance on federal equalization payments.
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Nova Scotia's offshore wind transmission line could cost $10 billion: Houston

HALIFAX — It could cost between $5 billion and $10 billion to build a transmission line that would connect Nova Scotia's proposed offshore wind farms with the rest of the country, Premier Tim Houston says.

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