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Nova Scotia Power files plan to lower financing costs and help reduce future rate increases

Nova Scotia Power has proposed a new financing plan to lower borrowing costs and spread repayment over 30 years. If approved, this would ease pressure on customer rates, helping households and businesses manage electricity costs. The change reflects efforts to adapt the province’s electricity system while keeping bills more affordable.

Financial Post

Lanes in Loyang Avenue reopen to traffic after day-long closure to fix pipe leak

Traffic in Loyang Avenue can flow again after a day-long closure for urgent pipe repairs. The reopening helps drivers and residents move freely, restoring normalcy to the area. It’s a quick fix that keeps the community connected.

The Straits Times

The hackers protecting America’s water supply

Cyberattacks on U.S. water utilities are a growing threat, but volunteer hackers are stepping in to help protect access to clean, safe water. Their work highlights how community efforts can strengthen critical infrastructure against digital risks. It’s a reminder that collective action can safeguard essential services.

Scientific American

How to sign up for a virtual power plant—and decide whether you should

Utilities are offering lower energy bills in exchange for managing your electricity use through virtual power plants. This includes devices like thermostats, electric vehicles, and home batteries. It’s a win for both consumers and the grid, making energy more efficient and affordable.

MIT Technology Review

The Solution to the Power Grid's Woes Might Just Be Sitting in Your Driveway

Electric vehicles with vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology can now send power back to the grid, helping utilities manage demand spikes. Drivers earn money by sharing their batteries, creating a win-win for both owners and the energy system. This innovation offers a smart way to stabilize the grid while putting unused EV capacity to good use.

Wired

Why switching to save money is easier than you might think

Switching broadband, energy, or bank providers for better deals is now simpler than before. The changes help people save money without unnecessary hassle. It’s good news for anyone looking to cut costs with less effort.

BBC News

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