Since 1921, the Berwick Electric Commission has generated its own power – first from hydro, and more recently from wind and solar too. Now it's working with the Maritime Municipal Electric Utility All...

Depuis 1921, la Berwick Electric Commission produit sa propre électricité – d’abord à partir de l’hydroélectricité, puis, plus récemment, grâce à l’énergie éolienne et solaire. Elle collabore aujourd’...

Énergie Edmundston dessert le nord-ouest du Nouveau-Brunswick depuis plus d’un siècle. Aujourd’hui, l’entreprise collabore avec l’Alliance des services publics d’électricité municipaux des Maritimes p...

Edmundston Energy has served northwestern New Brunswick for more than a century. Now it's working with the Maritime Municipal Electric Utility Alliance to tackle the energy challenges ahead.

Federal funding of more than $500,000 is powering a new era for community-owned utilities across New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI

Nova Scotia municipalities with their own electric utilities say a new Maritime alliance will strengthen their sector, which is the province’s only alternative to Nova Scotia Power.

The Maritime Municipal Electric Utility Alliance (MMEUA) is pleased to welcome the Town of Lunenburg and its municipal electric utility as the newest member of the Alliance.