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Nova Scotia targets 80% renewable energy by 2030

Published 15:48 on February 24, 2021  /  Last updated at 19:48 on February 24, 2021  / /  Americas, Canada

Nova Scotia is aiming to double its renewable energy target by the end of the decade, new Premier Iain Rankin announced Wednesday, in a move that could factor into the future trajectory of the Canadian province’s annual carbon market caps.
Nova Scotia is aiming to double its renewable energy target by the end of the decade, new Premier Iain Rankin announced Wednesday, in a move that could factor into the future trajectory of the Canadian province’s annual carbon market caps.


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