Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Power Purchase Agreement" in M12916

Matter: Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) - 10-Year System Outlook Report for 2026
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N-12026 10-Year System Outlook Report 1 passage
3.2.2 Green Choice Program & Additional Energy Procurements p. pp. 12-13
3.2.2 Green Choice Program & Additional Energy Procurements The Green Choice Program (GCP) was established by the Government of Nova Scotia in April 2022 following amendments to the Electricity Act . [14](#page-12-1) In June 2025, two (2)...

AI summary The Green Choice Program (GCP) was established in 2022 and has procured 262 MW of wind energy from two projects expected to be operational by 2028. NS Power has identified the need for an additional 350 MW of wind generation to meet 2030 renewable energy targets, with a second procurement round announced in 2026. A further 1,200 MW of wind capacity is included in the 2030-2036 10-Year System Outlook.

103627NSPI (IESO) IR 1 to 6 1 passage
Section 3
In June 2025, two (2) wind farms entered into Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), totaling 262 MW – Eigg Mountain Wind Farm (150 MW) and Sugar Maple Wind Farm (112 MW). These two projects are expected to be in service by December 31, 2028. F...

AI summary In June 2025, two wind farms (totaling 262 MW) entered into PPAs, with expected service by December 31, 2028. NS Power identified a need for 350 MW more wind capacity to meet 2030 renewable energy targets. A second procurement RFP was issued in September 2026, with a COD of December 31, 2029. The IESO-NS must comply with renewable electricity targets under the Electricity Act and is asked about contingency plans if the COD is delayed.

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