Interconnection Sold Out
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by NAW Staff on Thursday 22 June 2006
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Tonbridge Power Inc., through its wholly owned subsidiary, Montana Alberta Tie Ltd., announced that the project designed to interconnect the electricity markets of Alberta and the U.S. Pacific Northwest through a 230-kV transmission line has sold out all of the its current permitted capacity.


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