Nova Scotia Power is warning customers about a text message scam that is circulating across the province, where a fraudulent message is delivered claiming that a refund is being issued by the company.

Carved into a granite mountain in Victoria County, south of the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, lies Nova Scotia’s largest hydroelectric plant - Wreck Cove.

This week, the 2018 20/20 Catalyst program kicked off at Nova Scotia’s White Point Beach Resort. The program, an initiative of the Indigenous Clean Energy Social Enterprise, welcomes 21 participants, known as ‘Catalysts’, on a three-month journey to obtain new skills, tools and resources to support their Indigenous communities in a cleaner energy future.

Nova Scotia Power is advising former customers that they may be eligible for a rebate based on their 2017 energy usage. The rebate is for certain Maritime Link costs that were included in 2017 power rates.

Nova Scotia Power continues to produce real results on the road to a low-carbon, clean energy future, with 29 per cent of electricity in Nova Scotia last year coming from renewable energy resources.

Beneath the hustle and bustle of café’s, shops and restaurants in downtown Dartmouth lays the backbone of the local power distribution system, including a network of underground cables, switches and transformers.

Nova Scotia Power is warning customers about a new phone scam that has recently surfaced in the Halifax area, which appears to be targeting business and commercial customers.

Nova Scotia Power is taking steps to address a fish mortality that occurred last year at its White Rock generating station, near Wolfville.

Nova Scotia Power is gearing up to respond to another winter storm that is forecast to bring inclement weather to communities across the province overnight and into Thursday.

Shortly after 11 a.m. on Friday, March 16, Nova Scotia Power completed restoring power to the last of the 125,000 customers affected by the major winter storm that caused damage across the province Tuesday and Wednesday.

Nova Scotia Power continues to work around the clock to restore power to the remaining 7,300 customers who lost power during a major winter storm that impacted the province this week.

As of 7:30 p.m. this evening (WEDNESDAY) Nova Scotia Power has safely restored power to 112,000 customers who lost power due to the major winter storm that hit the province yesterday and continued through today.

Nova Scotia Power has safely restored power to 70,000 customers who lost power due to the major winter storm that hit the province yesterday and continued into this morning.

Nova Scotia Power is responding to a major winter storm that is forecast to bring a messy mix of heavy, wet snow, strong winds and rain to the province over the next 24 hours.

Nova Scotia Power is activating its Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) at 8 p.m. tonight, (MARCH 12) in advance of a major winter storm.