Regulation and Development of a New Energy Industry: Tidal Energy in Nova Scotia
In the most recent sitting of Nova Scotia’s House of Assembly, Energy Minister Michel Samson introduced Bill No. 110, the Marine Renewable-energy Act.
Articles by:William Lahey
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Cape Breton Explorations Ltd v Nova Scotia (Attorney General)
The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB) concluded the $93 million investment of Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI) in a wind power project called South Canoe was a capital expenditure that should be included in NSPI’s rate base.1 South […]
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The Contributions of Utilities Regulation to Electricity Systems Transformation: the Case of Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia’s electricity system is undergoing significant change, particularly when measured against the history of Nova Scotia energy policy and politics. In 2007, when a renewable energy goal was first enacted into law, 90 per cent of the province’s electricity supply came from fossil fuels, mostly coal […]