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Topic:"Nova Scotia Greenhouse Gas Emissions Regulations" in M03589

Matter: CI# 40103 - P-510 - NSPI WO - Load Control Demonstration Project (U&U) - $4,293,793
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N-1Non-Confidential Work Order 10/4/2010 1 passage
Prince Island Carbon Emissions: p. p. 46
Prince Island Carbon Emissions: Approximately 85% of the electricity used in PEl is generated outside of the Province. When emissions associated with these electricity imports into PEl are included, PEl's current greenhouse gas emissions a...

AI summary Prince Island (PEl) imports most of its electricity, leading to significant greenhouse gas emissions. Integrating more wind power is seen as key to meeting Canada's emissions targets. PEl already meets its 15% renewable energy standard with existing wind farms, but expanding this may require new ancillary services due to limited capacity in New Brunswick.

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