Electric lobster boat nears launch by Indigenous fishery in Cape Breton

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Electric lobster boat nears launch by Indigenous fishery in Cape Breton – Fishery Nation

by ahnationtalk on January 13, 202568 Views

January 13, 2025

Sydney, Nova Scotia is the province’s northernmost port, situated on the rocky shores of eastern Cape Breton Island. The Membertou First Nation, located in Sydney, operates a licensed fishery. Now, it is on the cusp of a technology breakthrough. The First Nation is leading the development and build-out of an all-electric lobster fishing vessel, Lektrike’l Walipotl. Membertou partnered with Allswater, ship designers in Bedford, N.S.; Halifax-based vessel-to-grid company, BlueGrid Energy; and Oceans North Conservation Society in Ottawa to develop the electric lobster fishing vessel.

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