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Federal government spending $5.9M for prep work on 2 new P.E.I.-N.B. subsea power cables
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The Canadian federal government is providing $5.9 million for preliminary work on two new subsea power cables connecting Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. This project aims to replace aging infrastructure and improve the reliability of the regional electricity grid.
The Prince Edward Island-New Brunswick Interconnection Expansion Project would add two new 200-megawatt, 138-kilovolt submarine power cables between the two provinces, along with upgrades to transmission infrastructure and substations in both P.E.I. and New Brunswick, according to a news release Thursday.
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