
Canadians have a reputation of being optimistic and friendly people. This seems to hold true for the president of the country's wind energy association CanWEA, Robert Hornung, who sums-up last year's performance in the market.
"From Nova Scotia to British Columbia, wind once again proved in 2017 that it is a reliable, scalable solution to climate change that is delivering low-cost energy and local economic benefits to communities across Canada. We’re pleased to be delivering clean and affordable energy to Canadians," he says in a press release.
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