PEI Leads The Way
Sunday, April 29th, 2007Prince Edward Island is going to be known for more than potatoes. It is going to be known as Canada’s leader in wind energy.
Prince Edward Island is going to be known for more than potatoes. It is going to be known as Canada’s leader in wind energy.
Gallup Europe has released a poll on attitudes toward renewable energy, including wind.
The Federal Environment Ministry has just released a report that purports to analyse the impact of Canada adhering to its Kyoto targets. The report is so clearly politically biased that it is simply not worthy as a discussion document.
OPG has produced a glossy 8 page report that was sent to CEO’s across the Province. It has some interesting insights.
A lot of people ask if there is a way the Bruce Peninsula could get all of its electricity from the wind, and cut our connection to the rest of the province. Is this technically possible? Is it economically viable? Is it environmentally wise?
I attended a meeting with Hydro One this week, to determine if a project that I am involved with can be connected. The information in this entry would be useful to any Standard Offer proponent.
March was a productive month for the Ferndale wind farm.