Energy-hungry Nova Scotia companies nearly doubled their solar power capacity in 2025

A Hydro-Québec employee walks past monofacial solar panels installed on the 5.6 hectares at the Robert-A.-Boyd Solar Power Plant in Varennes, Que., on Monday, July 21, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christinne Muschi

HALIFAX - Energy-hungry companies in Nova Scotia are heading toward the light.

New statistics from the province's private power utility show that commercial players grew their capacity to generate solar energy by 82 per cent last year.

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