POWERING
LOCAL SUCCESS
About the project
PHP Wind is building a wind project, known as the Goose Harbour Lake Wind Farm Project, which will be located on lands in Guysborough County that are currently under license to Port Hawkesbury Paper for approved sustainable forest management.
This project represents another step towards securing the long-term viability of one of the largest industrial employers in Nova Scotia. The Goose Harbour Lake Wind Farm Project will contribute to the environmental, economic and social objectives of Port Hawkesbury Paper facility’s operations, as the project will reduce the carbon footprint of the provincial power supply and corresponding greenhouse gas emissions.
Environmental Considerations
In compliance with the Province of Nova Scotia’s rigorous Environmental Assessment and Approval Process, Goose Harbour Lake Wind Farm and its environmental experts, Strum Consulting, have completed and continue to undertake a number of detailed studies.
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Wind Energy
Technology
Port Hawkesbury Paper Wind has engaged a world-leading partner, Renewable Energy Services (RES) to assess, test and guide the development of the wind farm.
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Community
Benefits
We are a proud of the long-standing relationships we have with the communities where we live, work, and do business. We are engaging with our neighbours and nearby Mi'kmaq communities, furthering our ability to contribute to the rural economy.
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New Update
The Minister of Environment and Climate Change has granted approval of the Goose Harbour Lake Wind Farm
Welcoming Community Input
Projects like this are better when there is community involvement and engagement.
Public Open Houses
Public open houses were held in Lincolnville, Guysborough, and Auld's Cove August, 2022. As the project progresses, the Goose Harbour Lake Wind Farm team will hold additional Open Houses.
Public Open Houses
In late June 2022, public open houses were held in Guysborough County, to introduce the project to community members.
