The Sherbrooke-Skinners Pond Transmission Line project has received a government fund of about CAD44 million (US$32.8 million) located in Prince Edward Island, Canada.
The Government of Canada has given CAD21.25 million (US$16.19 million) into the project, while the provincial government provided CAD22.75 million (US$16.93 million).
The Sherbrooke-Skinners Pond Transmission Line project has a length of 106 km, connecting the Sherbrooke substation to the Skinners Pond Wind Energy Centre, expected to be operational by 2025.
The Skinners Pond Wind Energy Centre with initiated by a large group of landowners in West Prince in 2007, with Invenergy Wind.
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July 31, 2020
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