Wildfires Response

Our team continues working closely with local authorities and first responders to address forest fires in the Tantallon/Hammonds Plains and Shelburne areas of the province. Visit Wildfires Response for information on outage restoration and electrical safety.

Visit outagemap.nspower.ca for outage updates. Once given the green light from the fire teams, we will update our estimated times of restoration. Until then, restoration times are considered 'To Be Determined'.

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Generate Electricity from Solar

A solar photovoltaic (PV) system can generate electricity for your home or business, helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and makes you an active participant in the growing green energy sector.

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Solar Electricity for Community Buildings

The Province of Nova Scotia’s Solar Electricity for Community Buildings Pilot Program enables eligible community groups and organizations to generate solar photovoltaic electricity on their roofs or properties and sell it to their utility under a 20-year contract.

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Self-Generating Option

Effective April 22, 2022, amendments made to the Electricity Act (Bill 145) have introduced a new Self-Generation Option for Nova Scotia Power customers. This option allows any customer to install a generator or battery storage device with a capacity of 27 kW or less that shares the same meter as their home or business.

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