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LETTERS: P.E.I. residents respond to Maritime Electric's turbine proposal

Power proposal needs analysis

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The discussion about Maritime Electric’s proposed turbines should not be reduced to a choice between moving ahead quickly and putting Islanders’ energy security at risk.

The provincial government, through the P.E.I. Energy Corporation, has reportedly heard from more than 40 companies interested in supplying battery technology. Those suppliers should be invited to compete through a transparent public procurement process.

A competitive process would give us a clearer picture of the options, including price, storage capacity, operating life, warranties, construction timelines and........

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