Canadian Biomass Magazine

N.S. adjusts NSP bioenergy regulation

April 11, 2016
By Andrew Macklin

April 11, 2016 – The Government of Nova Scotia has amended a regulation that will no longer require Nova Scotia Power to run its bioenergy plant in Point Tupper full-time.

According to the CBC, the government has removed the must-run designation originally set upon the plant when it first began producing electricity.

The change comes in the wake of public discussions on energy production in the province. Many of those who participated in the discussions expressed concern over the use of primary forest products used for electricity generation.

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