SYDNEY — The province has approved the environmental assessment for the $1 billion first phase of EverWind Fuels’ proposed green hydrogen/ammonia ...
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“Following a review of the information provided by EverWind Fuels Company, and the information provided by the Mi’kmaq of Nova Scotia, and the public during consultation on the environmental assessment, I am satisfied that According to documents filed with the Environment Department, EverWind intends to begin construction in the spring on a 300-megawatt electrolysis plant to split water from nearby Landrie Lake into hydrogen and oxygen.
A 14 kilometre, 230-kilowatt transmission line and substation would also be built to bring the massive amounts of electricity needed to power the process.
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