New England eyes Canada for energy as US offshore wind flounders

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Nova Scotia could be a future offshore wind hot spot, as New England looks to its Canadian neighbor for an energy source that the Trump administration is quashing in the U.S.

Last month, the industry group Marine Renewables Canada saw attendance to its annual conference in Halifax double over last year, with more than 700 visitors. A few days later, New England governors and Eastern Canadian premiers adopted a resolution to continue collaboration on energy infrastructure. And Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey (D) and Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston — who both aim to boost their region’s clean power supplies — have had many discussions, including a meeting last week about partnering on energy needs.

Offshore wind energy from Nova Scotia can help fuel New England’s economic growth and create jobs, Houston told POLITICO’s E&E News.

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