PB Energy quarterly update · Q4 2025
Investing in a more efficient energy future
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.
Compiled from articles published during this quarter. The perspectives and forward-looking questions reflect that period.
In focus
01 · Electrification
The investment opportunity in Nova Scotia’s energy transition
A dated planning snapshot explores the scale of potential investment in heat pumps, solar, electric vehicles and batteries.
November 24, 2025
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02 · Energy management
The next evolution of demand-side management
Embedded energy managers help organizations capture deeper savings and integrate efficiency into everyday investment decisions.
October 15, 2025
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03 · Energy management
Halifax’s next generation of efficient municipal buildings
Two municipal projects illustrate how efficient design, solar and building renewal can support local climate goals.
October 22, 2025
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- Atlantic Canada Solar Summit 2025: a growing distributed energy communityDecember 4, 2025
- CanREA Connects: Halifax’s renewable energy communityDecember 1, 2025
- Nova Scotia’s Solar Surge: an Insights Podcast conversationNovember 21, 2025
- Sharing experience at the 2025 Decentralized Energy ForumNovember 21, 2025
- Understanding federal tax support for business heat pumpsNovember 12, 2025
- Lessons from 11 years at EfficiencyOneOctober 13, 2025
- Why Nova Scotia and heat pumps are a strong matchOctober 12, 2025
- Making offshore wind useful to Nova Scotia customersOctober 4, 2025
Looking ahead
What to watch next
Heading into 2026, the questions were how to turn investment potential into viable projects, support heat pump adoption while managing winter peaks, and bring energy management expertise into more organisations.