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IESO Nova Scotia opens competitive procurement process for critical electricity generation capacity to replace coal-fired power plants
IESO Nova Scotia has launched its first competitive procurement for new electricity resources, today issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) for up to 600 megawatts of fast-acting generation capacity through one or two 300-megawatt natural gas generation facilities.
Progress continues toward securing critical electricity generation capacity with decision by New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board
The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board has approved NB Power’s Renewable Integration Grid Stability project, securing up to 100 megawatts of fast-acting generation capacity for Nova Scotia as the province works to strengthen grid reliability and expand renewable energy.
Federal decisions received on urgently needed fast-acting electricity generation projects
IESO Nova Scotia has received federal decisions confirming that proposed fast-acting generation facilities in Marshdale and Salt Springs do not require additional federal assessment, clearing an important step in efforts to strengthen grid reliability as the province transitions away from coal.
Spring 2026 Quarterly Report | IESO Nova Scotia
An update on IESO Nova Scotia’s work to establish independent electricity system planning and grid operations in Nova Scotia.
IESO Nova Scotia makes draft procurement documents available for stakeholder feedback
IESO Nova Scotia has posted drafts of its Request for Proposals and Tolling Agreement for its upcoming procurement of fast-acting natural gas generation capacity.
IESO Nova Scotia completes first steps toward securing critical new generation capacity for the province
IESO Nova Scotia has received conditional approval from the province’s Minister of Environment and Climate Change on its Environmental Assessment for its proposed fact-acting electricity generation project in Pictou County.