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1 • Submitting an annual report, on or before January 31 of each year, to the Minister and the 2 Board as required under the Green Choice Program Regulations. 12 3 4 In January 2025, six renewable energy projects were selected by the Procu...
AI summary The Green Choice Program (GCP) selected six renewable energy projects in 2025, with two entering the System Impact Study phase. Projects like IR 732 – Eigg and IR 826 – Sugar Maple Wind have pending interconnection agreements and target COD in 2028. Nova Scotia Power (NS Power) will support development, while the Province announced a new procurement process in September 2025 to meet GCP capacity targets.
1 contain 148.5 MW of new wind generation proposed to supply RtR customers (IRs 597 and 675) 2 with first commercial operation anticipated in the fourth quarter of 2026. 3 4 On October 27, 2021, the Board approved an application by Renewal...
AI summary Renewall Energy Inc. seeks extensions to its deadline for selling renewable low-impact electricity under its Retail Supplier license. The Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB) has repeatedly approved extensions, with the latest deadline set to March 31, 2027. A conditional Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) was issued for the Mersey River Wind project, backed by the Minister of Energy.
1 • A 4.8 MW community solar garden in Brooklyn, Annapolis County 24 2 • A 1.7 MW community solar garden in Sydney 25 3 • A 2.2 MW community solar garden in West Petpeswick 26 4 5 The forecast commercial operation date for these three proj...
AI summary The text outlines three community solar projects in Nova Scotia with a combined capacity of 8.7 MW, slated for Q3 2027. NS Power has completed 31 preliminary assessments under the Community Solar Program, managed by the Provincial DOE. Projects require a PPA and DSIS studies. NS Power will file its first program report with the NSEB by January 31, 2027, per regulatory requirements and a Board Order.
1 9.0 CONCLUSION 2 3 The Nova Scotia 2030 Clean Power Plan and The Path to 2030 represent a comprehensive clean 4 energy transition plan that is aligned with NS Power’s most recent IRP Action and Roadmap 5 update. Delivering on this plan w...
AI summary The Nova Scotia 2030 Clean Power Plan and The Path to 2030 outline a clean energy transition aligned with NS Power’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). Key 2025 progress includes wind farm construction, Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) for 262 MW of wind capacity, Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) developments, NSEB approval for the Reliability Intertie project, and community solar initiatives.