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Federal minister calls utility's pause on Atlantic energy corridor 'bump in the road' - Vimarsana News

Federal minister calls utility's pause on Atlantic energy corridor 'bump in the road'

HALIFAX - The federal minister of natural resources says Nova Scotia Power's decision to "pause" its participa...

Source: panow.com
Federal Minister Calls Utility's Pause on Atlantic Energy Corridor 'Bump in the Road' - Vimarsana News

Federal Minister Calls Utility's Pause on Atlantic Energy Corridor 'Bump in the Road'

The federal minister of natural resources says Nova Scotia Power's decision to "pause" its participation in a proposed ...

Parent company of NS Power stops work on Atlantic Loop - Vimarsana News

Parent company of NS Power stops work on Atlantic Loop

There's a power struggle underway between the government of Nova Scotia and Emera Inc., the parent company of Nova Scotia Power.

Emera is pausing the Atlantic Loop in the wake of power rate cap legislation - Vimarsana News

Emera is pausing the Atlantic Loop in the wake of power rate cap legislation

The parent company of Nova Scotia Power is pausing spending on the Atlantic Loop, claiming the business climate in its home province changed this week when the Houston government imposed a rate cap and other earning limits on its subsidiary.

Source: cbc.ca
Green electricity transition could top $2B: Nova Scotia Power - Vimarsana News

Green electricity transition could top $2B: Nova Scotia Power

Nova Scotia Power says the cost of closing its coal plants and transitioning to a greener electricity grid will likely cost more than $2 billion this decade, but how much will fall on ratepayers is not yet clear.

Source: cbc.ca