Nova Scotia Power is mobilizing personnel and resources in advance of a storm forecast to bring high wind gusts and heavy rain on Thursday.

Nova Scotia Power is working collaboratively with Parks Canada to relocate power lines in the Ingonish area of Cape Breton Highlands National Park.

Emera (TSX:EMA) today announced executive leadership changes at Emera Inc. and Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI). Karen Hutt will become Executive Vice President, Strategy and Business Development at Emera Inc. and Wayne O’Connor will become President and CEO of NSPI.

More food will be heading to food banks across the province to help support Nova Scotians who are experiencing food insecurity in the aftermath of hurricane Dorian, thanks to a $50,000 donation to Feed Nova Scotia from Nova Scotia Power and parent company Emera.

Today Nova Scotia Power began demobilizing its emergency response to Hurricane Dorian.

As of this morning, Nova Scotia Power crews have restored service to approximately 85% of the more than 400,000 customers who lost power due to Hurricane Dorian.

Our teams continue to assess damage as we work in communities throughout the province. As a result, Nova Scotia Power is updating estimated times of restoration (ETRs) for customers.

Across Nova Scotia, the damage caused by Hurricane Dorian has been severe. Nova Scotia Power crews have been assessing the extent of the damage and are now working to restore power all across the province.

As Hurricane Dorian creeps across Nova Scotia, it is causing significant impacts to the electrical system. Crews continue to stand down for safety, so outage causes have not been field-validated, however, photos and videos shot by customers show high winds felling trees and branches into lines.

Nova Scotia Power is mobilizing personnel and resources in advance of Hurricane Dorian’s expected arrival in Nova Scotia Saturday.

Nova Scotia Power is activating its Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) at noon tomorrow (Thursday, August 29) in advance of Tropical Storm Erin.

The view of Nova Scotia Power’s Point Tupper Generating Station is about to change, as the company today begins the process of dismantling a 50-year-old, 91-metre tall stack.

Safety is a way of life at Nova Scotia Power, no matter if you’re working on a power line, in an office, or at a generating station.

Three-year plan would hold residential increases to 1.5%