Eligibility is determined by participating organizations. Please contact a participating organization directly to learn more about their eligibility requirements and how to apply for support.
Community Energy Fund
Community Energy Fund
Powering Our Communities
We’ve partnered with community organizations across Nova Scotia to help eligible customers who are struggling to pay their electricity bill.
Through the $500,000 Community Energy Fund, Nova Scotia Power will match financial assistance provided by participating organizations, helping more customers access support when they need it most.
How It Works
Nova Scotia Power will match financial support provided by participating organizations. This support is up to $300 per eligible customer. Funding is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Timeline
- The Community Energy Fund will open September 8, 2026.
- The fund will be released in two phases:
- $250,000 available starting September 8, 2026
- $250,000 available starting November 2, 2026
Application Process
- Customers can contact a participating organization to find out if they qualify for support.
- Participating organizations will work directly with customers to assess eligibility and provide support. Please reach out to an organization listed below to learn more and apply.
Eligibility
- Are a Nova Scotia Power customer
- Have an outstanding electricity bill
- Meet the eligibility requirements established by a participating organization
Please reach out to a participating organization below to determine eligibility.
Participating Organizations
To apply for support through the Community Energy Fund, please contact one of the participating organizations listed below.
Centre d'appui à la petite enfance de la Nouvelle-Écosse (La Pirouette)
Lisa Thimot, Provincial Coordinator, La Pirouette
Welcome Housing & Support Services (Halifax)
Laura MacKay and Emily Avelar
FAQs
Eligible customers may access support through one participating organization under the Community Energy Fund. Nova Scotia Power will match contributions up to a maximum of $300 per customer.
The fund will be distributed in two phases to ensure support is available throughout different times of the year. This approach helps extend the availability of funding across multiple billing cycles and seasonal energy needs.


