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SgurrEnergy was commissioned to advise on the most appropriate means of providing sustainable power for Haida Gwaii/Queen Charlotte Islands off the coast of British Colombia, Canada. The work wasintended to aid the local community in responding to a request for power proposals issued by the state power authority. The work included:

Selecting the optimal capacity for wind and biomass power generation components

  • Conducting wind and biomass resource assessments.
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