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Home›business›N.S. premier says he’s open to data centres, as one company advances plans
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N.S. premier says he’s open to data centres, as one company advances plans

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by CBC•Sep 23, 2026•0 views•
N.S. premier says he’s open to data centres, as one company advances plans
EverWind Fuels, the company that’s been pursuing hundreds of wind turbines and a green hydrogen production facility in Nova Scotia, has added a data centre to its list of projects.
The company that’s been pursuing hundreds of wind turbines and a green hydrogen production facility in Nova Scotia has added a data centre to its list of projects. Meanwhile, Premier Tim Houston — who had recently said data centres in Nova Scotia wou... [5215 chars]
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