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Report call for major changes to operation of Nova Scotia's power grid – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

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Report call for major changes to operation of Nova Scotia's power grid - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Report call for major changes to operation of Nova Scotia's power grid - Halifax

A new report is recommending major changes to the operation of Nova Scotia’s power grid to modernize and meet the legislated goal of moving off coal by 2030.

Nova Scotia to strip private utility of control over power grid access, appoints new energy regulator - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia to strip private utility of control over power grid access, appoints new energy regulator

Natural Resources Minister Tory Rushton made the announcement on Friday, shortly after the two-member Clean Electricity Task Force released its report calling for the creation two new entities: an independent operator to control energy system planning, and an independent energy regulator.

Province plans to move forward on changes to electricity system - Vimarsana News

Province plans to move forward on changes to electricity system

The Nova Scotia government is planning to move ahead with some changes being proposed for the province’s electricity system. The recommendations are included in a report by the Clean Electricity Solutions Task Force, which the province formed last April.

Source: cbc.ca
Report calls for major changes to Nova Scotia's power grid, new energy regulator - Vimarsana News

Report calls for major changes to Nova Scotia's power grid, new energy regulator

Nova Scotia Power will continue to exist but will no longer manage access to the power grid, as the province looks to achieve its goal of ending coal use by 2030