Nova Scotia’s government grants environmental assessment approval for plans to build the Ocean Lake Wind Project, described as the province’s largest onshore wind energy development, in Guysborough County in eastern Nova Scotia. The project, as outlined in the approved plans, would include 158 wind turbines. Each turbine is proposed to be 221 metres tall. The approval means the project can proceed to later phases of development following the province’s environmental review process, which evaluates potential environmental effects and associated conditions. Reports from outlets covering the decision characterize the project primarily in terms of its scale and turbine specifications, and they frame the government’s approval as an environmental assessment milestone rather than final construction approval. No additional details are provided in the supplied summaries about timelines, project costs, ownership, or specific mitigation measures, beyond the number and height of the turbines and the location of the development.