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A proposed expansion of its 100,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Prince Edward Island will establish a Canadian defence power systems manufacturing and engineering capability, supporting the design, production, integration and testing of naval power and propulsion systems, defence microgrids, battery systems, alternative-fuel technologies and autonomous energy systems. The initiative is pursuing designation as a NATO DIANA Test Centre and aims to advance resilient defence energy technologies.

Province or territory: Prince Edward Island · Source-described stage: Pre-development · Source location: Prince Edward Island — regional placement

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A proposed expansion of its 100,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Prince Edward Island will establish a Canadian defence power systems manufacturing and engineering capability, supporting the design, production, integration and testing of naval power and propulsion systems, defence microgrids, battery systems, alternative-fuel technologies and autonomous energy systems. The initiative is pursuing designation as a NATO DIANA Test Centre and aims to advance resilient defence energy technologies. Source-described stage: Pre-development. Location: Prince Edward Island — regional placement.

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