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Glooscap WindField

- Glooscap Windfield is an exciting opportunity for investments in community owned environmentally friendly power production
- Your investment could also qualify you for up to a 60% Provincial tax credit and is RRSP eligible*
- Benefits to investing in Glooscap:
- Reduce your environmental footprint
- Help fight climate change
- Invest in NS's economic and environmental sustainability
- Profit share with other local investors
- Provide income for local landowners/farmers
In addition to researching and pursuing wind development opportunities in the region since 2005, Glooscap Wind Field Inc has sponsored a series of meetings with citizens and officials in communities in our area. We have discussed in brief the benefits of community ownership of the natural resources and of the various partnerships with municipal units that could be effective in the responsible development of wind energy in
Tamara Stevens ( Hantsport ) President
Johnathon Benedict ( Windsor ) Vice-President
Scott Lister ( Halifax ) Secretary
Brian Watling ( Windsor)
Rob Woods ( East Hants ) Treasurer
Siu Lung Che (Windsor)
Jean Heisler (Kentville)
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Investments in Nova Scotian CEDIFs continue to grow with over $20 million of investments made by Nova Scotians today in such enterprises as a farm products storage facility, an arts centre, seniors housing and of course wind energy.
The network of active community corporations has grown over since 2002 to include The Bay (Digby, Yarmouth and Annapolis), The Glooscap (Kings, Hants East & West), Northumberland (Pictou and Antigonish), Colchester-Cumberland (Colchester and Cumberland), Sou'Wester Queens, Shelburne, Lunenburg) and Chebucto (Halifax Regional Municipality). The Gold Coast (Guysborough) and Isle (CapeBreton) are currently seeking directors to round out their complement of local directors as per CEDIF regulations.
In keeping with their mandate to operate or invest in businesses in the renewable energy sector in Nova Scotia, four community funds have made investments in Renewable Energy Services Ltd. (RESL), the Nova Scotia company completing the erection of nine turbines this year in locations such as Goodwood, Point Tupper, Brookfield, Fitzpatrick Mountain and Digby. Several CEDIFs have also invested in Windsor, Nova Scotia-based Fourth Generation Capital Corporation who is actively involved in green house gas emission trading and the development of renewable energies internationally. The Scotian WindFields CEDIFs are currently assessing locations throughout the province to suitable for the development of wind power and are raising capital in 2007 to further this objective.
An investment through the Scotian WindFields network of community funds is an investment in your community, in your economy and in your environment.
Fax: (902) 798-5934
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Written by IanBezanson
02/18/2007 - 21:41As a result of the main Scotian WindFields Website update, the main homepage for Glooscap has been updated as well. Stay tuned for more news and events from Glooscap!
Last Updated ( 10/01/2008 - 13:05 )

