Atlantica Centre for Energy spoke with MMEUA Chair @glenfillmore.bsky.social about how collaboration, not consolidation, is helping municipal utilities modernize grids and deliver practical clean energy projects.

Read the full conversation: ow.ly/XZ2O50YrMws

MMEUA member Lunenburg NS keeps its municipal utility with $18-20M to double grid capacity and handle renewable energy like wind and solar.

Mayor Myra: "The community can breathe a sigh of relief."

More capacity means room to grow. 👉 bit.ly/43v1JUD #MMEUA

N.S. municipal electric utilities say Maritime alliance brings big benefits | CBC News Nova Scotia municipalities with their own electric utilities say a new Maritime alliance will strengthen their sector, which is the province’s only alternative to Nova Scotia Power.

Stronger together: Nova Scotia, NB, and PEI municipal utilities join forces to “drive innovation in ways that would be harder to achieve individually.”

More capacity and cleaner energy for our communities. “It’s needed. It's the only way the town can grow”

Learn more: bit.ly/48ExVIJ #MMEUA

Lunenburg joins Maritime Municipal Electric Utility Alliance — Maritime Municipal Electric Utility Alliance The Maritime Municipal Electric Utility Alliance (MMEUA) is pleased to welcome the Town of Lunenburg and its municipal electric utility as the newest member of the Alliance.

Town of Lunenburg NS & its local electric utility just joined MMEUA, strengthening our alliance across the Maritimes. 👉 bit.ly/48g7o4b

Municipalities are seeing benefits of collaborating for reliable, sustainable power. Mayor Myra: “It allows us to benefit from collaboration across the Maritimes.”