Nova Scotia Power files plan to lower financing costs and help reduce future rate increases
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — Nova Scotia Power has filed an application with the Nova Scotia Energy Board for a new way to finance costs tied to the province’s changing electricity system. If approved, the plan would reduce pressure on customer rates by lowering borrowing costs and spreading repayment over a 30-year period. Originally proposed and […]
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