Today's Power

Enough renewable energy to power

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Nova Scotian homes in 2018

Where is your energy coming from?

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30 Days of Wind Generation

Maximum available wind (567 MW)

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Wind is helping us achieve our renewable energy goals, but we can't always count on it. Sometimes it's so windy that it's unsafe to operate the turbines. Other times, it's simply not a windy day.

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News Releases

Nova Scotia Power reaches 30% renewable energy milestone
June 10, 2019

Renewable energy on the rise; Nova Scotia Power reaches 29% renewables in 2017
April 24, 2018

Nova Scotia Power sets another record in renewable energy
April 28, 2017

NS Power to work with world-class industry leaders on innovative clean energy project
October 2, 2016
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tonnes of CO2 emissions reduced since 2010

Where we make electricity in Nova Scotia

There are over 100 renewable energy sites in Nova Scotia.

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Making A Cleaner Megawatt

Transition to Renewables

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Homes Powered by Renewable Energy in 2020

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Maritime Link

The Maritime Link will deliver clean, renewable and reliable electricity from Newfoundland and Labrador to Nova Scotia and reduce the use of fossil fuels and exposure to unpredictable oil and solid fuel prices.

Maritime Transmission Link

Subsea Component of Link

More details on Maritime Link

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