Nova Scotia 2nd place for overall energy efficiency and 1st overall for programs in the 2022 Canadian Energy Efficiency Scorecard Nova Scotia 2nd place for overall energy efficiency and 1st overall for programs in the 2022 Canadian Energy Efficiency Scorecard Today Efficiency Canada formally released its 2022 Canadian Energy Efficiency Scorecard. In the 2022 Scorecard Nova Scotia moved up one spot to take the second-place ranking overall and moved up one spot to come first for energy efficiency programs. The Scorecard notes that improvements to overall efficiency programs, including our increased commitment to programming for low-income Nova Scotians and diverse communities, provincial governments commitments under the EGCCRA, and peak electricity demand savings all contributed to our increase. This is the 4th year for the Efficiency Canada Scorecard, which assesses energy efficiency policies and outcomes introduced or implemented in each province each year between January and June. Nova Scotia has consistently placed in the top 3 since the Scorecard was first published. There is a lot of work to do to meet climate targets, and to be successful, we will look to the driving forces of our past success: our people; our partners; and the values we commit to everyday. We are confident in Nova Scotia’s ability to lead the way to a low-carbon future. Read the full 2022 Canadian Energy Efficiency Scorecard. Read the 2022 Scorecard Nova Scotia Snapshot. More Articles from In the Media March 25, 2025 In the Media EfficiencyOne named one of Atlantic Canada’s Top Employers for 7th consecutive year For immediate release March 25, 2025 – Halifax/Kjipuktuk, NS—For the seventh year in a row, EfficiencyOne has been named one of Atlantic Canada’s Top Employers. “We are honoured to have been chosen as one of Atlantic Canada’s Top Employers for the seventh year in a row,” says Stephen MacDonald, President and CEO of EfficiencyOne, the non-profit […] March 13, 2025 In the Media Spurring business growth in Dartmouth News release Government of Canada investments support new jobs, modern equipment and efficiency upgrades March 13, 2025 · Dartmouth, Nova Scotia · Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) Atlantic Canadian businesses are working hard to become more efficient, productive and competitive while creating good paying jobs and promoting made-in-Canada products. The Government of Canada is helping […] February 28, 2025 In the Media Climate Change Funding for Seafood Companies; Another Call for Applications For immediate release February 28, 2025– Halifax/Kjipuktuk, NS— Fourteen seafood companies and related organizations across the province are receiving funding to help reduce their carbon footprint. The projects, supported through the Fisheries and Aquaculture Energy Efficiency Innovation Fund, range from the first zero-emission electric lobster boat in Canada to solar power at lobster and bait facilities. “Addressing […]