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Home›Business & Finance›NSP Likely to Submerge Tidal Turbine in Early 2013 (Canada)
Business & Finance

January 12, 2012 · about 14 years ago

NSP Likely to Submerge Tidal Turbine in Early 2013 (Canada)

Nova Scotia Power may have a tidal turbine back in the water this year but it’s more likely to be early 2013, says the CEO of parent company Emera. By Joann Alberstat (thechronicleherald) [mappress] Source: thechronicleherald, January 12, 2012; Image: openhydro

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Nova Scotia Power may have a tidal turbine back in the water this year but it’s more likely to be early 2013, says the CEO of parent company Emera.

By Joann Alberstat ( thechronicleherald )

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Source: thechronicleherald, January 12, 2012; Image: openhydro

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