Ottawa criticized for stalling tidal energy project approval



Sustainable Marine Energy, a U.K.-based company, was building floating tidal energy platforms meant to be deployed in the Bay of Fundy, but Fisheries and Oceans Canada has yet to approve the project. Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston shares his disappointment about the setback.

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15 thoughts on “Ottawa criticized for stalling tidal energy project approval”

  1. It sounds like they gave a pretty reasonable reason why this specific project doesnt work in that specific area and it also sounds like they have approved lots of other projecta that have a lower environmental impact and the premier couldnt come up with a good reason as to why they cant just move it to another area that doesnt impact migration.

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  2. What a disingenuous hack. His only agenda is criticizing the government. You don't do research for no reason, you do research to find out if you want to do the project or not. Tim Houston is a lying rat

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  3. Could CBC look more biased? How many times is this expert tell the host the government is responsible only to have them defend the government every time. Its okay CBC, we know you work for the federal government.

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  4. The guest had strong opinoins desspite providing little evidence on the logicsitcs of such projects. How much power is expected to be generated? How much has been generated? What's the economic cost?
    Key information to any project that is glaringly lacking.

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