Nova Scotia approves plans for the province’s largest onshore wind farm

Nova Scotia's government has approved plans for its largest onshore wind farm, called the Ocean Lake Wind Project, in Guysborough County. The project will feature 158 turbines, each 221 meters tall, with construction starting in 2029. This development is seen as a significant step towards renewable energy, with the province imposing environmental conditions. One report highlights the developers, EverWind NS Holdings Ltd. and Membertou Development Corp. (linked to the Membertou First Nation), as key partners driving the project. The approval process and the scale of the project are the main focus, underscoring its potential impact on the region's energy landscape.

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