Community Benefits Summary: 

From January 2019 to March 31, 2025, 3.73 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy have been purchased through power purchase agreements (PPAs), enabling a total of 4.77 GW of project capacity. This equates to 14,700 gigawatt-hours per year of energy provided, leading to:

• the creation of 7,000 jobs,
• $7.5 billion in capital investment, and
• production of enough energy to power 1.9 million homes. 

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Highlights:

New province unlocked! 
366 MW of renewable energy procured through Nova Scotia’s Green Choice Program: Nova Scotia announced the projects and buyers for their subscription-based green tariff program called the Green Choice Program. The 11 selected industrial buyers procured approximately 366 megawatts (MW) to power their operations, generated from six wind farms. The buyers include a mix of government organizations, post-secondary institutions and large corporations.  All six selected projects are co-owned by one or more Mi'kmaw communities and are expected to be operational by the end of 2028.

Deep Sky and Low Carbon announce 10-year PPA
Deep Sky, a direct air capture company, has entered a 10-year PPA with Low Carbon to acquire 6 MW of solar energy from the Lethbridge 1 Solar project. This deal will power Deep Sky Alpha, Alberta’s first carbon removal demonstration facility.