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Canada signs $500M renewable energy deals to combat climate change

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Canada’s Tourism Minister Randy Boissonnault announced on Friday a new Alberta wind-generation facility in collaboration with Capital Power.

On January 1, the federal government granted Capital Power a contract worth up to $500 million to deliver renewable electricity to all federal institutions in Alberta for a period of 25 years.

It is one of two new energy partnerships launched in Western Canada as part of Public Services and Procurement Canada's 2030 emissions reduction goal.

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