A Competitive Process to Source Renewable Energy for Nova Scotians
A Competitive Process to Source Renewable Energy for Nova Scotians
The Rate Base Procurement aims to attract low-cost and innovative solutions to procure 1,100 MWh of renewable electricity for the Province of Nova Scotia. In addition to supporting Nova Scotia's goals to fight climate change, this procurement will encourage investment and create jobs.
The Procurement Administrator will conduct a requests for proposal (RFP) process to identify the most competitive low-impact renewable energy projects. These projects will be awarded Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) to supply renewable electricity generation for their customers.
Coho (formerly CustomerFirst Renewables) is an independent advisor that partners with impact-oriented clients to develop actionable strategies, procure tailored energy and water solutions, and optimize performance over time. Since 2010, Coho has grown their team and client base, accumulating an unparalleled track record for securing high-impact solutions. In 2020 alone, their clients transacted on over 1.2 GW of renewable energy off-take.
This is the website for the Nova Scotia Rate Base Procurement. This procurement has concluded and finalists have been selected. If you would like information on the upcoming Green Choice Program Procurement in Nova Scotia, please visit novascotiagcp.com.
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