What is the Prince Edward Island Coastal Property Guide? The Prince Edward Island Coastal Property Guide answers basic questions relating to what you can and can’t do with your coastal property. It also discusses the potential risks of living on the coast and what you can do to...
The checklist will help to determine the status of areas of potential wetlands.
Prince Edward Island is one of the global leaders in the development of renewable energy. The six gauges presented below represent the total PEI electrical load, total on-Island generation (from wind, solar and fossil fuels), and an estimation of how much energy is used locally...
Do I need to register to transport hazardous waste? Yes. Companies which transport hazardous waste outside of PEI must register with the Department as a carrier of hazardous material. The most common hazardous materials shipped out of Prince Edward Island include: waste paint...
The PEI Wetland Field Guide has been developed to assist PEI government staff in determining when an area has a high probability of being a wetland, potentially triggering the need for a more formal assessment by a professional wetland delineator.
When do I need an Air Quality Permit? You need an Air Quality Permit if your company operates any of the following: fuel burning equipment (utility and non-utility boilers), incinerators, industrial sources (e.g., asphalt plants), or used oil burners. Where can I find the...