A major electrical project to carry clean energy from Canada to New England has been canceled. The Twin State Clean Energy Link would have carried power through Vermont and New Hampshire. Electric utility National Grid said in statement on Thursday that it “has determined that the project is not viable at this time.” The proposed $2 billion project was one of three projects around the country selected by the U.S. Department of Energy to receive part of a $1.3 billion investment. The project would have included an underground transmission line, stretching 211 miles through northern Vermont to Londonderry, New Hampshire. It would have been able to deliver renewable power from Canada and send renewable energy produced by future power generators off the New England coast or other sources.On Thursday, Vermont Governor Phil Scott told NBC5 he was surprised by the news. He’s already considering alternatives, including the “TDI New England …