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An analysis of the potential for Nova Scotia?s COMFIT program?s to improvethe province?s energy security
To meet the targets set out in Nova Scotia’s Renewable Electricity Plan (REP) on April 2010, the
province is establishing a Community Feed-In-Tariffs (COMFIT) program, which sets out to
encourage communities to develop renewable energy projects. The REP stipulates that 100
megawatts of renewable electricity projects are to be supplied through COMFIT.
The proposed research project will document the challenges and opportunities that Wind
Prospect Inc. and other respective stakeholders face in developing renewable energy projects for
the Nova Scotia COMFIT program. The final research paper produced will inform Wind Prospect
and other interested individuals for identifying and addressing policy barriers posed by COMFIT
and relevant legislation. It is my hope that the research can be useful tool for Wind Prospect Inc
in developing successful COMFIT projects and applications.
Faculty Supervisor:
Kate Sherren
Student:
Partner:
WindProspect Inc
Discipline:
Business
Sector:
Utilities
University:
Dalhousie University
Program:
Accelerate
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