The municipality’s innovative and essentially cost-free retrofit programs are making life cheaper for many Colchester homeowners while also lowering a home’s carbon footprint.

The Nova Scotia government has announced a community solar program. But how is it different from the solar panels you already see on homes?

The Province’s new Community Solar Program will help community groups and businesses set up solar gardens and sell their renewable electricity to subscribers who can’t install their own solar panels.

Cumberland may have closed its energy authority, but the lure of prosperity through green energy remains attractive to local officials.

The Pugwash Village Commission has once again praised the move to solar energy at the Farmers’ Market.

Many Nova Scotians have made their feelings known about Nova Scotia Power's application to increase electricity rates by 10 per cent and increase the cost for solar power.

Premier Tim Houston is taking steps to stop Nova Scotia Power from imposing a new charge on solar projects.

The Pugwash Farmers Market has become a landmark to those crossing the bridge into the village. If Jen Houghtaling has her way, the facility will become a lot more distinctive, symbolic, and profitable.

The Warden of Cumberland Municipality says, “We recognize we need to plan for the future for our residents, while being mindful of current world events.”

The Village of Pugwash and the Farmers’ Market are considering a plan to install solar electric panels as a cost saving measure for village facilities.

Government is making it easier for town halls, community buildings, fire halls and other public buildings to save money and reduce emissions by installing solar panels.