Nova Scotia Power plans to put the power in our customers’ hands by introducing smart meters for all residents and businesses, providing them with more access to information about how and when they use energy. The company applied to its regulator, the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board, today for approval of the $133 million dollar project which would see the first smart meters rolled out in 2019.

Nova Scotia Power invites you to join them this Saturday at their Electric Avenue event to learn more about the benefits of electric vehicles and how they are transforming the transportation industry.

It’s been 49 years since the Lequille Hydroelectric System on the Allain River (formerly Lequille River) began generating electricity in the Annapolis Valley.

Nova Scotia Power announced today it will install 12 electric vehicle fast charging stations across the province, as part of a pilot project to study the impact and usage of the network on the electrical system. The network will be ready for use in spring of 2018.

Nova Scotia Power is pleased to announce this year’s recipients of its annual scholarship program.

There hasn’t been a lost time injury at Nova Scotia Power’s Milton Heavy Maintenance Shop since back when the original Star Wars movie was still fresh in theatres.

Nova Scotia Power will require a short power outage during the early morning hours of Sunday, July 9, that will affect both municipal utility and Nova Scotia Power customers in Lunenburg, Mahone Bay and Riverport.

Nova Scotia Power crews will be working in the Armdale Rotary from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 24, in preparation for system upgrades coming later this summer at the utility’s Armdale substation.

Nova Scotia Power is installing a new transmission line between Onslow and Springhill that will support the addition of more clean, renewable energy for our customers, and increase the reliability of electricity supply along this key corridor.

Nova Scotia Power is undertaking site cleanup and removal of the Grand Etang wind turbine, which is expected to be completed within the next two weeks.

Employees of Nova Scotia Power’s Tufts Cove Generating Station in Dartmouth today celebrated achieving two million hours of service without lost time due to injury.

Nova Scotia Power continues to make progress in reducing carbon and increasing renewable energy, with 28% of the electricity used by Nova Scotians in 2016 coming from renewable resources.

Nova Scotia Power is advising former customers that they may be eligible for a refund related savings the company made on fuel costs last year.