Appleseed Energy is a full service green energy provider for North Eastern Nova Scotia focusing mostly in Cape Breton Island, Antigonish County and Guysborough County. We specialize in residential, agriculture, business, municipal and marine energy systems and products. We build, install, and maintain grid-tie (Net Metering) as well as off-grid (stand alone) systems.
Contact: 902-227-8220, www.appleseedenergy.com
Energyhub.org is a free online resource created to help Canadian home and property owners utilize natural resources to produce energy, as well as to help them use and manage their energy sustainably.
Our ultimate vision to to create a Global Sustainable Energy Market – that is a globally connected free market for energy which does not interfere with nature’s inherent ability to sustain life.
Contact: energyhub.org/british-columbia
1st Electric is a team of highly skilled professionals in the electrical and solar marketplace, specializing in grid tied and off grid photovoltaic systems.
We offer design to completion for your solar project, let us help you.
Contact: 902-830-1226, info@1stelectric.ca, 1stelectric.ca
Located in Cape Breton, W. McNeil Electrical Contracting Ltd. offers clients, a tremendous value, while drawing upon years of industry experience to deliver quality work. With certified solar installers and Red Seal Master-endorsed electricians, we can complete all your requests.
Solar Nova Scotia is delighted to present the Spring 2019 Passive Home Tour!
A survey of the solar energy industry as it stood in 2018! Facts were gathered from thirty-two businesses involved in solar energy products and services in Atlantic Canada. Results from both installers and manufacturers were compiled into this comprehensive report...
Thinking of installing a solar photovoltaic (PV) system to generate electricity on the grid through Nova Scotia Power’s Enhanced Net Metering Program?
Presentation and Discussion about Earthships, Nov. 13!
What is an Earthship? Here’s an intro in Wikipedia.
On Tuesday, November 13 at 7 pm, there'll be a presentation by Earthship builders from Ontario and Nova Scotia, Travis Foreshew and Brittany Elderkin at the Dalhousie University School of Architecture, Room HA-19.
Admission: FREE. Donations gratefully accepted.
