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Energy policy stymies $200-M project

(January 31, 2001) J.D. Irving Ltd. may place a $200-million Saint John construction project on hold because it looks like New Brunswick’s new energy policy doesn’t go far enough in deregulating electricity, says the company. Continue reading

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Energy policy jumbled, contains no logic

(January 31, 2001) An expert on the Canadian electric power industry says New Brunswick’s new energy policy is a hodgepodge of ideas without a common thread of logic to tie them together. Continue reading

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Environmentalists against nuclear plant overhaul

(January 16, 2001) Fredericton – Environmentalists are turning up the heat in New Brunswick to head off a possible multimillion-dollar overhaul of the aging Point Lepreau nuclear power plant, Atlantic Canada’s only nuclear reactor. Continue reading

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Salaries above average

(January 13, 2001) If you think the average annual earnings of $30,000 per year in New Brunswick are too low, you can’t blame NB Power. Continue reading

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Is There Stress Corrosion Cracking in Pickering ‘A’?

(December 14, 2000) THE CHAIRPERSON: We will then move to the oral presentation by Michael Moles. That is presented 00-H29.13A. Continue reading

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Why Pickering-A Should Not Be Restarted Without Approval by an Independent Panel Review

(November 14, 2000) Energy Probe’s comments to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission on the Pickering A – Return to Service, Environmental Assessment Screening Report – CNSC Meeting, December 14, 2000. Continue reading

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New Brunswick energy policy to address regional change

(October 23, 2000) A New Brunswick energy ministry secretariat is finalizing a comprehensive energy policy that will guide the government’s reaction to regional power market liberalization and the development of natural gas. Continue reading

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The Pickering A restart

(October 17, 2000) Ontario Power Generation Inc. is seeking to restart in 2001-2002 the four reactors at its 2,060 MW Pickering A nuclear generating station near the eastern boundary of the City of Toronto, without a full Environmental Assessment Panel Review of needs and alternatives. Continue reading

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Energy Probe’s comments to the AECB on the Environmental Assessment of the Pickering A Restart

(June 29, 2000) Following are Energy Probe’s comments to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission on Ontario Power Generation’s Draft Submission to AECB entitled “Environmental Assessment Report, Pickering A Return to Service”. dated April 2000. Continue reading

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Nuclear sites the targets in cancer probe

(January 21, 2000) Ottawa – A new national surveillance program will look for higher rates of cancer among people who live near nuclear power stations, uranium mines, atomic research facilities and fuel-processing plants. Continue reading

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