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The first well on Sable Island, Nova Scotia was drilled in 1967, but had to be abandoned when it encountered higher-than-expected downhole pressures in a natural gas reservoir that would have exceeded the safety limits of the equipment. Other minor discoveries were made during that first decade...
Odyssey (1988 - Mediterranean) The Odyssey was an oil tanker that sank off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada on November 10, 1988. It was caught in a North Atlantic storm and was broken up by an onboard explosion. It was carrying 977,000 barrels of crude oil (15)....
Mr. Premier: Take renewable energy out of Nova Scotia Power’s hands THE MERITS of a proposed forest-fed biomass power plant at the Strait of Canso is being disputed before the Utility and Review Board. We should not miss the larger meaning of this event: It gives us another glimpse into...
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This source of pollution is associated with the practice of filling the holding tanks with seawater ballast after the delivery of a load of petroleum or a refined product, and later discharging the oily bilge water into the sea as the ship travels to pick up its next load (Clark and ...
Nova Scotia Power’s $208-million biomass plant in Point Tupper is sparking up the utility’s grid. The plant, which burns sustainably harvested bark, wood chips and sawdust, successfully completed a 120-hour test run last week and has been generating a steady supply of electricity ever since...
If Nova Scotia Power switches us over to TOU rates, we'll definitely install a timer, but for now it makes sense to simply let it cycle on and off at will. Again, the temperature is set rather high because we want to eliminate as much oil demand as possible. We'll see how low we...
The Deepwater Horizon spill could easily pump 20 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. While this is almost double the amount spilled by the Exxon-Valdez, it's nowhere near the top 10 biggest spills of all time.