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Energy policy, projects and opportunities in Atlantic Canada. Selected insights and a perspective on what comes next, from David Brushett, P.Eng.
Q3 2026 · Quarter to date
July 1–September 22, 2026
Through September 22, the recurring theme has been coordination: connecting customer-owned resources to the grid, aligning electricity use with system needs, and moving projects forward. These stories look at how pricing, controls, storage economics and local infrastructure can contribute to that work.
Read Q3 2026 →Q2 2026 · Retrospective
April–June 2026
This quarter’s writing centred on what our energy plans value—and what they could enable. The next demand-side management plan, the distributed energy resources roadmap and the debate over battery capacity all raised connected questions about customer participation, electrification and the best use of existing infrastructure.
Read Q2 2026 →Q1 2026 · Retrospective
January–March 2026
The first quarter connected growing clean energy adoption with the work of delivering projects. Grid batteries, commercial solar and building retrofits offered tangible examples. Alongside them, I explored how financing, advice and technical expertise can help more organisations and households take the next step.
Read Q1 2026 →Q4 2025 · Retrospective
October–December 2025
The final quarter of 2025 brought me back to a practical question: how do we turn the energy transition into investments that work for buildings, businesses and communities? These pieces connect the opportunity in electrification with the people and project support needed to deliver it.
Read Q4 2025 →Stay connected
Energy policy, projects and opportunities in Atlantic Canada, brought together by David Brushett.
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