Sea Breeze Power Corp. is pleased to announce that the United States Army Corps of Engineers has issued a Permit authorizing the installation of the Juan de Fuca Cable Project (”JdF Cable”) on United States soil and seabed.
Source: http://investorideas.com/News/100908e.aspPosted on Thursday, October 9th, 2008 | In Current Market News
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The Permit represents the conclusion of US Federal and State Permitting requirements for the JdF Cable and is a milestone achievement in the development of the 50 kilometre, 550 MW High Voltage Direct Current Light (”HVDC Light”) international submarine transmission cable.
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