Powering Our Communities
You count on us to provide reliable, safe electricity every day. We’re strengthening our system through new technology, innovation and proactive planning.
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Where is your electricity coming from?
Delivering clean, affordable energy for Nova Scotians is our mission and commitment. We believe in building a greener future for our province, and that’s why we’ve made our transition to renewable energy a priority.
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By the Numbers
How we're powering our communities
31,800 km
of power lines across Nova Scotia
170 power line technicians
working throughout the province
Over 600 employees
making electricity in our power plants and facilities
365 days a year
committed to working safely
Smart Grid Nova Scotia
As we continue to lead Canada in reducing carbon emissions, we need innovative solutions to add more renewables and new energy solutions to our grid.
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2020 Integrated Resource Plan
The 2020 Integrated Resource Plan is a strategic guide for how current and future electricity customers may be served. We're planning for our long-term energy future and looking at what changes technology will bring, and what customers want.
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Smart Meters
We're building a smart energy future for Nova Scotia. Smart meters will deliver enhanced services and put you in control of your energy use.
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Products for Your Home
Saving energy benefits the earth as a whole by conserving resources and reducing pollution, but it also cushions your personal pocketbook over time. Explore energy efficient products and services that help you waste less energy and cut costs on your monthly bill to save you money.
Heat Pumps
Invest in the benefits of a heat pump with the help of our network of contractors and easy, on-bill financing.
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Electric Thermal Storage
Pair with our time-of-day rate to store heat overnight when rates are over 40% lower and enjoy comfortable heat throughout the day.
Learn MoreDid You Know?
We invest over $20 million each year in tree trimming to prevent power outages.
