West Prince residents want high-voltage power lines moved

Prince Edward Island – National Wind Watch: Wind Energy News
03/12/2020
West Prince residents want high-voltage power lines moved

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More than 50 people who live in the western P.E.I. community of Forestview have signed a petition calling on the provincial government to move high-voltage power lines away from their homes. The lines run along Howlan Road and carry electricity generated at the West Cape wind farm. The province did remove three-quarters of the lines in 2008, says local resident Clyde Penney, and promised at that time to move the rest once future wind turbines were established in that area. . . .

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