A fleet of five electric ferries will soon be plying the Bedford Basin, linking new terminals in Bedford and Halifax, filling a key plank in regional transit strategy
With current regulations frustrating charging station deployment across the province, Nova Scotia is moving to “modernize” its electricity system
In an eventful year for public EV charging, Canada just broke the 27,000-charger mark — one of the highlights in Electric Autonomy’s annual tally of public EV charger installations, by network, in Canada
With $495,000 in funding, the study will develop a roadmap with a goal of transitioning over 2,800 school buses to electric power
Loans from the Canada Infrastructure Bank and NRCan will be used to boost renewable electricity strategy, in a partnership between the province and a Mi’kmaq development agency
The new $13.5-million Canadian Battery Innovation Centre and a separate battery technology graduate program will help meet the growing Canadian demand for EV battery expertise
Regina’s deal, as well as a smaller order from the transit authority for Waterloo, Ont., are the latest in a string of Nova Bus sales to Canadian cities
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Transit Cape Breton has secured $54 million from three levels of government to purchase six electric buses, charging infrastructure and refurbish its bus maintenance depot
In part two of the Behind the Battery series, Electric Autonomy visits Novonix in Bedford, N.S., to see how this Canadian company is lowering the cost of batteries through a manufacturing revolution