Working with communities across Canada
OUR TEAM
The Lahave Renewables team have been active in renewable energy development since 2002, working on wind and marine renewable energy developments in Atlantic Canada and across North America.
We are based in Halifax, working to develop the excellent renewable energy resources across Canada for the benefit of local landowners and communities and bringing price stability to electricity consumers.
HOW WE WORK
We work with local, national and international partners, using their experience to assist local communities to develop new opportunities for renewable energy development.
We are always keen to hear about new projects – please contact Keith Towse for more information as to how we can assist you to bring your project from just a concept to completion, on time and on budget.
We have over a decade of experience in working in partnership with First Nations communities, in particular with the Mi’kmaw in Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and New Brunswick, Innu in Labrador, Ojibway in Ontario and Dene in Saskatchewan.
We have assisted them in achieving their goal of becoming owners of renewable energy projects and to build the capacity of the communities we work with.
Latest News
The Atlantic Loop
The Atlantic Loop Erik Richer La Flèche Posted on November 18, 2020 Atlantic Canada’s electricity is generated primarily from fossil fuels (coal, diesel, fuel oil and natural gas) and one nuclear power plant, Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station, with a net capacity of 660 MW. But Atlantic Canada’s renewable energy potential is considerable. In its [...]
More and more renewable’s in the US
FERC expects net additions for renewables to be nearly 50 times as great as net additions for fossil fuels plus nuclear in the next three years - see Energy Infrastructure Update for April 2020. “In total, the mix of all renewables will add more than 53 gigawatts (GW) of net new generating capacity to the [...]
Second Turbine Up at Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project – from Halifax
Jan De Nul’s jack-up vessel Vole au vent has installed the second and final turbine at the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) pilot project in the U.S. Construction has been coordinated from Halifax due to US shipping regulations. The two Siemens Gamesa SWT-6.0-154 units, which are the first wind turbines installed in U.S. federal waters, will [...]