
Does Nova Scotia need an electrification strategy?
Clean power needs somewhere to go. Beneficial electrification should be part of the province’s energy planning.
Read article : Does Nova Scotia need an electrification strategy?PB Energy journal
News, analysis and perspectives on the projects, technologies and policies shaping our region.
Coverage of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador by David Brushett, P.Eng. Explore solar, battery storage, electrification, district energy and energy management. Archive articles retain their original publication dates.
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Clean power needs somewhere to go. Beneficial electrification should be part of the province’s energy planning.
Read article : Does Nova Scotia need an electrification strategy?
A rolling registration-share comparison shows the variation between provincial EV markets.
Read article : Electric vehicle adoption across Canada
Three opportunities to connect demand-side management with deeper building retrofits: resource stacking, project support and better data.
Read article : How DSM could help unlock deep energy retrofits
A planning snapshot outlines major generation changes while the next Integrated Resource Plan takes shape.
Read article : What Nova Scotia’s 10-year electricity outlook tells us
A snapshot of HRM’s public charging network and planned additions under HalifACT.
Read article : Expanding public EV charging across Halifax
Timing new electricity use to lower-cost hours can help recover grid costs while managing peak-demand impacts.
Read article : How well-managed electrification can help electricity rates
A roadmap sets out a path for customer-sited resources to provide more value to customers and the electricity system.
Read article : Nova Scotia’s roadmap for distributed energy resources
An Atlantic Canadian energy-use comparison puts a broader electrification ambition in regional context.
Read article : Electrification and the 2035 ambition
What a cost-effectiveness test counts as valuable helps determine which energy solutions receive support.
Read article : The regulatory barrier holding back strategic electrification
Reflections on proposed net-metering changes in New Brunswick, lessons from Nova Scotia and the value of regional energy collaboration.
Read article : New Brunswick net metering: a conversation with CBC
The people working inside businesses and institutions are a regional strength worth building on.
Read article : The Maritimes’ energy management advantage
Ontario’s latest capacity procurement offers a Canadian market benchmark for storage, with an important distinction between capacity payments and equipment costs.
Read article : What Ontario’s battery procurement means for electricity planningLower storage cost assumptions and higher gas costs are reshaping the relative economics of Nova Scotia’s resource options.
Read article : Falling battery costs change the planning picture