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Nova Scotia Power estimates scaled-down version of Atlantic Loop to cost about $700-million - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia Power estimates scaled-down version of Atlantic Loop to cost about $700-million

Nova Scotia Power CEO Peter Gregg told a legislature committee that talks continue on how to finance a power line that would run parallel to an existing connection between Onslow, N.S., and Salisbury, N.B.

Opinion: The provinces need to play ball with each other on electricity - Vimarsana News

Opinion: The provinces need to play ball with each other on electricity

A long-simmering dispute between Saskatchewan and Manitoba reveals much about Canada’s fractured energy grid

Top Maritime stories for 2023 - Vimarsana News

Top Maritime stories for 2023

A lot can happen in 12 months and the Maritimes saw plenty of major stories that affected hundreds of thousands of people in 2023. Looking back at the last year, it can be difficult to remember the biggest headlines and newsmakers, so CTV Atlantic has compiled an alphabetical list of the top stories that defined the Maritimes.

Nova Scotia greenlights construction of new power lines to New Brunswick - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia greenlights construction of new power lines to New Brunswick

Nova Scotia has granted environmental approval to the construction of new transmission lines to New Brunswick to increase grid capacity and help the two provinces transition from coal.

Source: cbc.ca
NB Power asks for 9.8% rate increase in 2024 and 2025 - New Brunswick - Vimarsana News

NB Power asks for 9.8% rate increase in 2024 and 2025 - New Brunswick

If approved by provincial regulators, the higher rates would mean an average increase of nearly $25 a month for residential rate payers.