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Irving Oil gets approval for two-year study of tidal power generation - Read More

Date Added: May 26, 2008 11:12:03 PM
FREDERICTON - The owners of Canada's largest oil refinery have been given approval for a study in New Brunswick to harness the world's highest tides as a source of power for generating electricity.

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