If you are interested in participating in the GCP and wish to submit a question for our FAQ, or if you wish to be added to the stakeholder email list to receive updates, please contact us.
Large energy buyers in Nova Scotia can participate in the Green Choice Program. If you'd like to complete the Expression of Interest (EOI) or draft Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), please do so here. See below for Participant Eligibility, Enrollment Mechanics, the Participant Webinar, and Participant Guide.
Participant Eligibility:
GCP Enrollment Mechanics
For more details on eligibility or enrollment, view our Participant Guide.
The Participant Guide is a draft to provide as much information as possible now and will continue to be updated as program information becomes available. The Green Choice Program regulations are still under review and subject to approval. The information contained within may change. As new information becomes available the document will be updated and the communication provided to interested Participants in advance of the opening of an intake round.
The GCP Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) FAQ will guide participants and interested participants in understanding the REC situation for the GCP. Under the GCP, RECs will be retired by Nova Scotia Power on behalf of program customers. Through this retirement process, customers will have credible usage claims which satisfy global carbon accounting requirements and can help reach renewable energy goals.
We are happy to communicate that the Green Choice Program had a soft launch in April 2023! We’re excited to finally launch this program and continue to lead the country in new and innovative ways to reduce our greenhouse gases, advance renewable energy on our electricity system and provide clear pathways for all Nova Scotians to access renewable energy.
The recording of this webinar will be uploaded to this site in the coming days. Please view the slides used during the webinar here.
A draft Request for Proposals (RFP), draft Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), feedback forms, and Proponent Request for Information (RFI) are now available for public review. RFIs and feedback for the RFP and PPA are due to the Procurement Administrator 5pm AST on Thursday, September 21st.