Registration - In-house Corporation

Nova Scotia Power Incorporated / Peter Gregg, President and Chief Executive Officer

Registration Information

In-house Corporation name: Nova Scotia Power Incorporated
Responsible Officer Name: Peter Gregg, President and Chief Executive Officer
Responsible Officer Change History
Initial registration start date: 2008-06-18
Registration status: Active
Registration Number: 947337-223484

Associated Communications

Total Number of Communication Reports: 431

Monthly communication reports in the last 6 months: 0

Version 14 of 49 (2014-09-23 to 2015-02-05)

Registration versions:

Version 14 of 49 (2014-09-23 to 2015-02-05)

Lobbying Information

Subject Matters

Energy
Environment
Fisheries
Industry
International Trade
Justice and Law Enforcement
Taxation and Finance

Subject Matter Details

Grant, Contribution or Other Financial Benefit

Funding application made to Sustainable Development Technology Canada for Nova Scotia Power Inc.'s in-stream tidal unit as part of the Province of Nova Scotia's tidal demonstration project in the Bay of Fundy.
ecoEnergy Technology Initiative in respect of the development of application requirements. Also prepare application for funding from the ecoEnergy Technology Initiative.

Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution

Canadian Environmental Assessment Act in respect to streamlining of process for energy projects.
Canadian Environmental Protection Act amendments in respect to greenhouse gas and air pollutants provisions and amendments to meet Clear Air Act objectives.
Energy Efficiency Act in respect of legislative framework to support and enable energy efficiency and conservation. Advocating for fair creation and implementation of the legislation, as well as advocating for program development in respect to credits, offsets and funding.
Fisheries Act amendments in respect of utility specific provisions regarding habitat, passage, flow and fish mortality
Migratory Birds Convention Act in respect to emerging provisions regarding incidental take and permitting.
Motor Vehicle Fuel Consumption Standards Act in respect to specific tracking, measuring and reporting provisions.
Species at Risk Act amendments in respect to permitting, incidental take, definition of critical habitat and recovery team requirements
Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act amendments in respect to emerging substance specific requirements and consistency with provincial requirements

Policies or Program

Canada Wide Standards on mercury and other Canada Wide Standards pertaining to electricity generation, transmission and distribution in respect of new emissions reduction targets, sampling and reporting requirements.
EcoEnergy Efficiency Initiative in respect of support for regional and company programs.
EcoEnergy Renewable Initiative in respect to effective policy framework and application of program incentives. Advocating for the fair criteria development, program amounts and duration.
EcoEnergy Trust Fund in respect of the role of Provincial government and possible allocation of funding.
Interpretation of criteria regarding Habitat Alteration, Disruption or Destruction (HADD) in respect to risk management framework, ecosystem approach, permitting for incidentals take and triggers for officials.
Memorandum of Understanding between the Department of Fisheries and Oceans and the Canadian Electrical Association in respect of streamlining of utility compliance with provisions of the Act.
Reporting requirements under Environment Canada's National Pollutant Release Inventory Program in respect of lists of substances, triggers, reporting requirements, report format and use of emission factors.

Regulation

Chlorobiphenyls Regulations in respect of reporting requirements and mandatory inventory reductions
Federal Mobile Polychlorinated biphenyl Treatment and Destruction Regulations in respect to specific requirements and allowance for Polychlorinated biphenyl destruction.
Interprovincial Movement of Hazardous Wastes Regulations in respect to signage, manifests and forms, training and reporting
Ozone Depleting Substances Regulations in respect to requirements for reporting and system replacements.
Regulatory Framework for Air Emissions
Storage of Polychlorinated biphenyl material regulations in respect to the thresholds, provisions for storage, spill response reporting and compliance.

Communication Techniques

Written communication
Oral communication

Government Institutions

Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)
Environment Canada
Finance Canada (FIN)
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)
Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada
Health Canada (HC)
Industry Canada
Justice Canada (JC)
Members of the House of Commons
National Defence (DND)
National Energy Board (NEB)
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)
Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
Privy Council Office (PCO)
Public Works and Government Services Canada
Senate of Canada
Transport Canada (TC)

In-house Corporation Details

Description of activities

Nova Scotia Power Incorporated is an electric utility. It provides 95% of the generation, transmission and distribution of the electrical power to 478,000 customers in Nova Scotia.

Responsible officer name and position during the period of this registration

Robert Hanf, President and Chief Executive Officer

Government funding

No government funding was received during the last completed financial year.

In-house Corporation Contact Information

Address:
1223 Lower Water Street
Halifax, NS B3J 3S8
Canada

Telephone number: 902-428-6228
Fax number: 902-428-9718

Parent Company Information

Emera Incorporated
- 1223 Lower Water Street
  Halifax, NS B3J 3S8
  Canada

Subsidiary Beneficiary Information

Nova Scotia Power Incorporated does not have any subsidiaries that could have a direct interest in the outcome of the undertaking

Lobbyists Details

Senior Officers whose lobbying activities represent less than 20% of their Duties

Greg Blunden, Executive Vice President, Customer, Business and Financial Services | No public offices held
Robert Hanf, President and Chief Executive Officer | No public offices held
Christopher Huskilson, Director | No public offices held
Sasha Irving, General Manager, Communications and Public Affairs | No public offices held
Darryl Jack, Corporate Tax Consultant | No public offices held
Wayne O'Connor, Executive Vice President, Operations | No public offices held

Senior Officers and Employees whose lobbying activities represent 20% or more of their Duties

Terrance Toner, Director, Environmental Services | No public offices held

Nova Scotia Power Incorporated

The following names have been used on or after July 2, 2008

The following names have been used on or after July 2, 2008
Name	From	To
Nova Scotia Power Incorporated	2008-06-18	current

The following names have been used before July 2, 2008

Nova Scotia Power Incorporated

Nova Scotia Power Incorporated

Responsible Officer History
Responsible Officer Name	From (YYYY-MM-DD)	To (YYYY-MM-DD)
Peter Gregg	2020-10-13	Current
Richard Janega	2020-06-01	2020-10-13
Wayne O'Connor	2019-10-21	2020-06-01
Karen Hutt	2016-09-15	2019-10-21
Robert Hanf	2013-01-08	2016-09-15
Robert Bennett	2008-06-18	2013-01-08

Date Modified:: 2025-03-12

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Registration - In-house Corporation

Nova Scotia Power Incorporated / Peter Gregg, President and Chief Executive Officer

Registration Information

Associated Communications

Version 14 of 49 (2014-09-23 to 2015-02-05)

Version 14 of 49 (2014-09-23 to 2015-02-05)

Subject Matters

Subject Matter Details

Grant, Contribution or Other Financial Benefit

Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution

Policies or Program

Regulation

Communication Techniques

Government Institutions

Description of activities

Responsible officer name and position during the period of this registration

Government funding

In-house Corporation Contact Information

Parent Company Information

Subsidiary Beneficiary Information

Senior Officers whose lobbying activities represent less than 20% of their Duties

Senior Officers and Employees whose lobbying activities represent 20% or more of their Duties