ProEnergy Services is active not only in New Brunswick but also P.E.I. A new study raises significant concerns about proposals by the provincial utility in that province, Maritime Electric, to purchase two refurbished aeroderivative combustion turbines from ProEnergy Services to service the Prince Edward Island electrical grid. Read the article and see the link to the study HERE.
The study could be useful for activists in New Brunswick fighting the Tantramar gas plant proposal. The study was commissioned by Climate Action Network Canada and the Ecology Action Centre. CRED-NB is a member of Climate Action Network Canada.