Energy forecasters are expecting continued high prices for most types of energy during the upcoming heating season and Nova Scotians can expect to see higher energy prices over the winter months, and into 2022. This is tough news for everyone, especially as temperatures start to drop.
Read MoreHeritage Gas anticipated the decommissioning of natural gas supply from offshore Nova Scotia and entered into transportation contracts to ensure customers continue to have access to reliable natural gas supply from lower volatility/stable priced North American supply basins.
Read MoreThe challenge will not be as simple as “greening” the electricity grid and electrifying everything. Nova Scotia will need another type of renewable energy that can be produced at large scale, stored and transported to meet our clean energy needs. Hydrogen can be that type of energy.
Read MoreFood is a precious commodity, and Feed Nova Scotia is excited to announce that a new natural gas generator at their warehouse in Burnside will help protect thousands of dollars of food destined for food banks across the province, in the event of a power interruption.
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