$30-million fund to help renewable energy businesses
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The Manitoba government is establishing a $30-million fund to help local businesses in the renewable energy field remain competitive.
Premier Greg Selinger and Energy Minister Dave Chomiak made the announcement at CG Power Systems Canada in Winnipeg this morning. The company makes large power transformers.
Selinger said the fund will help companies that build equipment for hydro dams, electricity transmission and other forms of renewable energy.
The government wants to help Manitoba companies and those who wish to locate here bid on some $18 billion in capital projects to be undertaken by Manitoba Hydro over the next decade.
It also wants to help local renewable energy companies bid on national and international projects.