PB Energy quarterly update · Q3 2026
Connecting customers, projects and the grid
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.
This edition covers material published through September 22, 2026. The quarter is still in progress.
In focus
More from the quarter
- Nova Scotia’s EV market gains momentumSeptember 15, 2026
- Heating oil and household exposure to volatile energy pricesSeptember 1, 2026
- Atlantic Canada’s solar market, province by provinceAugust 14, 2026
- Solar Nova Scotia’s five priorities for solar and batteriesAugust 7, 2026
- What Ireland’s renewable curtailment can teach Nova ScotiaJuly 29, 2026
- A Maritime grid needs distributed energyJuly 23, 2026
- Does Nova Scotia need an electrification strategy?July 20, 2026
- Electric vehicle adoption across CanadaJuly 18, 2026
- How DSM could help unlock deep energy retrofitsJuly 17, 2026
- What Nova Scotia’s 10-year electricity outlook tells usJuly 16, 2026
- Expanding public EV charging across HalifaxJuly 14, 2026
- How well-managed electrification can help electricity ratesJuly 11, 2026
Looking ahead
What to watch next
For the remainder of the quarter and beyond, I’m watching the next steps for time-varying pricing, the proposed DERMS platform, Cogswell’s energy centre and the treatment of batteries in resource planning.




