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Restoration Update :

  • There are crews working through the night, and efforts will continue until every customer is restored.
  • We are updating estimated times of restoration (ETRs) as more information becomes available, and we encourage you to keep checking the website. ETRs tell you when restoration for the region is expected to be completed and are subject to change.

As a reminder, please keep a safe distance of at least 10 meters from any downed infrastructure (lines, transformers, trees) and do not approach downed lines as they can still be energized

Please continue to report outages at nbpower.com/reportoutage. It is the only way to ensure we know your power is out.

Shediac’s Community Solar Farm

 

NB Power’s first grid-connected, 1.63 megawatt (MW) solar farm is designed to provide clean electricity to the Shediac Multipurpose Centre and the Government of Canada Pension Centre, two net-zero buildings within town limits.  Excess electricity flows into the community via Shediac’s distribution system. The solar farm sits on just over four hectares of land and includes large-scale battery storage capacity. The solar farm was fully commissioned in February 2023.

Partners for this project include the Town of Shediac, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) and the National Research Council of Canada (NRC).

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