We want to hear from Nova Scotians.
That's why we've created the Minister's Advisory Council on Energy Efficiency and Conservation.
This is a forum for discussion and key advice on the role of Conserve Nova Scotia, our programs and activities, and our future direction.
We are proud to have a group of volunteers with a strong interest in, and general knowledge of, energy efficiency matters.
They are engaging in broad-ranging discussion that will serve to guide us as we move forward.
Combining her interest in the environment, education and public affairs, Christene Almon has been involved in one or more of these areas for most of her working life ... (more)
Leanne Hachey is Vice President, Atlantic Canada for the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). In this role she lobbies government ... (more)
Ann Janega is the Vice President of the Nova Scotia Division of the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters (CME). CME is Canada's oldest industry association ... (more)
Ken Meech has a Master's in Public Administration from the University of Western Ontario and has an extensive background in public administration ... (more)
Paul Pettipas was a builder/developer for 30 years before becoming CEO of the Nova Scotia Home Builders' Association and R-2000 regional manager ... (more)
Alan was appointed General Manager, Customer Service in February 2005. Alan is responsible for delivering quality service to NSPI's customers ... (more)
Alasdair Sinclair is an economist who taught at Dalhousie University for 33 years. In later years, his focus was on development economics. He has ... (more)
With an extensive background in the health sector and having served on a number of boards and committees throughout her career, Roxanna Smith joins... (more)
Steve Wilson, a native of Truro, Nova Scotia, is President of Kerr Heating Products, also known as Parrsboro Metal Fabricators Limited, a Parrsboro-based manufacturer ... (more)
Bill Zimmerman is a professional engineer and has been involved in energy and environment issues in Nova Scotia since moving to the province in 1973 ... (more)