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Atlantic Canada Energy Projects Renewable Energy Project Tracker · 2024–2030

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About these numbers

The totals update as you filter, so they always describe the projects currently shown — not a fixed regional figure.

MW Capacity is the combined maximum size (nameplate capacity) of the projects shown — not how much electricity they actually produce. Wind and solar typically generate well below their maximum on average.
It mixes every stage of development. With all statuses selected, most of the total comes from projects that are Proposed, Under Review or On Hold, many of which may change size, be delayed, or never be built. Filter to Operational to see what's running today.
Some figures aren't new generation. Transmission lines show the power they can carry, battery storage shows how much it can deliver at once, and hydrogen projects often count the wind and solar farms that will power them.
Projects without a published size aren't counted in the MW total (they show "TBD"), so the real figure may be higher.

Treat the total as a sense of scale, not a forecast.

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Most projects need several approvals — usually a provincial environmental assessment, plus municipal permits, a grid connection or power purchase agreement, and sometimes federal review. The status shown is the furthest milestone we can confirm from public sources, so check with the developer for the latest.

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Project data is compiled from public sources and may contain errors, delays, or omissions — always confirm project-critical details with the developer directly.