Medicine Hat opens one megawatt microgrid test site
Medicine Hat College will build a one megawatt microgrid on a new site funded by a 526000 federal grant plus 215000 provincial support. Companies can test solar and wind gear while students observe and assist, with city officials certifying results as dignitaries note it as a leading edge Canada project.
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Bluenergy ready for field tests at Medicine Hat microgrid
Bluenergy Solarwind Canada aims to test its spiral upright solar wind generators on a Medicine Hat College microgrid funded by federal support. Joel Goldblatt notes the tests will lead to local production facilities and spotlights a first private sector hook into the city planned microgrid.
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Burnaby seeks Supreme Court review of pipeline ruling
Burnaby plans to appeal a National Energy Board decision that allowed Kinder Morgan to bypass local bylaws for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Mayor Derek Corrigan said the city will apply to the Supreme Court of Canada within 60 days, arguing the Federal Court of Appeal did not consider Burnaby and provincial government arguments. The case concerns higher volumes of diluted bitumen moving between Edmonton and Burnaby facilities amid environmental and economic concerns.
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