p.e.i.-developed remote arctic power system advanced with government help - home energy storage system

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On Thursday, companies developing power generation systems for remote Arctic communities received strong federal and provincial support.
Cutting Edge Power Systems
Wind turbines, variable speed diesel generators and advanced energy storage systems are being designed specifically for the North.
Ottawa and the province have already invested $1.
8 million of the project.
"This is an important announcement for us," Carl Brothers, managing director of cutting-edge power systems, told a news conference . ".
"Over the past 15 years, cutting-edge engineers have been developing wind energy technologies for economic applications in utilities and remote communities.
"Most of the money for export opportunities comes from the federal Atlantic Innovation Fund, which has loans of up to $1,796,186. The P. E. I.
The government has provided $100,000 in grants from its development and commercial fund.
At present, Frontier has 8 employees, and it is expected that 14 more employees will be created in the new project.
In addition to powering Northern Canada, the new energy system will be suitable for export markets for remote communities around the world, Frontier said. MORE P. E. I.
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