ADVERTORIAL: N.S. Power issues letter to Mount Uniacke & surrounding area residents
The following is an advertorial from Nova Scotia Power MOUNT UNIACKE: Thank you to the residents of Mount Uniacke who took the time to meet with our team and attend…
N.S. NDP: Premier drops Energy Minister role after failing to rein in Nova Scotia Power
HALIFAX: NDP Leader Claudia Chender made the following statement about PC Cabinet shuffle: “Premier Tim Houston finally acknowledged what Nova Scotians have known all along; that he has failed to…
N.S. Power provides update on SIN, Meters as part of cyberattack incident
DARTMOUTH: Tuesday, Nova Scotia Power issued an update on two commitments they made after last year’s cyber incident:permanently removing customer Social Insurance Numbers (SINs) from our systems; and reconnecting customer…
PC’s vote down Liberal bill to limit N.S. Power’s profits
A release from the N.S. Liberals HALIFAX: On Wednesday, N.S. Liberals forced a recorded vote on Opposition Bill 211, legislation aimed at limiting Nova Scotia Power’s return on equity to…
N.S. Power, Premier Houston comment on rate decision by N.S. Energy Board
HALIFAX: The following is a statement from Premier Tim Houston in response to the decision by the Nova Scotia Energy Board regarding Nova Scotia Power’s rate-hike request. “Today, we learned…
Nova Scotia Power activating Emergency Operations Centre
HALIFAX: Officials with N.S. Power said the utility is activating its Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) at 8 a.m. (Monday, February 23) ahead of the next winter storm. Heavy snow and…
N.S. Power announces new President, CEO; Peter Gregg headed to new role with Emera Inc.
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia Power has announced a leadership transition on Feb. 10. A new President and CEO will be appointed to lead the utility, which has been committed to serving…
Province maintains position on N.S. Power’s rate request
HALIFAX: The province continues to urge the Nova Scotia Energy Board to reject the residential electricity rate increase proposed by Nova Scotia Power for 2026–27. The utility submitted its response…
Warning lifted as extreme temperatures start to ease: N.S. Power
HALIFAX: With the extreme cold temperatures easing, Nova Scotia Power’s grid status index has moved back to normal which means the request to our customers to conserve energy has now…
N.S. Power provides update on impact of extreme cold
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia Power continues to remain in the warning stage related to the extreme temperatures we’re experiencing across the province. They continue to urge customers to please conserve energy.…