HALIFAX, NS, October 20, 2026. Renewall Energy’s parent company, Roswall Development Inc., has received the Canadian Renewable Energy Association’s Innovative Canadian Clean Power Project of the Year award for Mersey River Wind. The award was presented on October 19 at Electricity Transformation Canada at Toronto’s Enercare Centre.
The recognition highlights a Nova Scotia project that combines new wind generation with Renewall’s renewable-to-retail model, creating another route to market for renewable electricity and giving customers a choice of provider beyond Nova Scotia Power.
“I proudly accept this award in recognition of the deep collaboration behind this project,” said Dan Roscoe, President of Renewall Energy and CEO of Roswall Development, in his acceptance speech.
Roscoe accepted the award on behalf of the Roswall Development, Renewall Energy and Mersey River Wind team and its partners at Slate Asset Management. Members of the Roswall team and representatives of Slate, a major investor in Roswall and owner of Mersey River Wind, attended the ceremony.
CanREA is the national industry association representing wind energy, solar energy and energy storage. Its awards recognize innovation and achievement across Canada’s clean power sector.
Through Renewall, electricity generated at Mersey River Wind will reach households, businesses, municipalities and institutions under long-term agreements, providing locally generated renewable electricity and price stability.
Located near Milton in Queens County, Mersey River Wind will comprise 33 Vestas V150 turbines with a combined capacity of 148.5 megawatts. The project is expected to avoid approximately 220,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions annually. Construction is underway, with the first turbine components arriving earlier this month.
Changes to Nova Scotia’s Electricity Act in 2013 created a path for independent retailers such as Renewall to purchase locally generated renewable electricity and sell it directly to retail customers. The model introduces competition in electricity supply while continuing to use Nova Scotia Power’s transmission and distribution infrastructure.
For customers, this means greater choice in where they buy their electricity and the opportunity to secure clean power at predictable long-term prices. For renewable developers, it creates a route to customers alongside utility procurement. Long-term customer demand can support investment in new generation, with the potential for projects to advance more regularly rather than waiting for the next procurement round.
“We hope others will follow this model, putting abundant renewable resources and improving technologies to work for our economy, our climate and our communities,” Roscoe said.
In closing his remarks, Roscoe invited CanREA to hold a future Electricity Transformation Canada event in Nova Scotia, giving the industry an opportunity to see the province’s energy transition taking shape.
Renewall Energy is Nova Scotia’s first licensed renewable-to-retail electricity provider. Based in Halifax and owned by Roswall Development, Renewall connects homes, businesses and organizations with locally generated renewable electricity through the province’s existing grid. Its model gives customers a choice of electricity provider, with long-term agreements that offer clean power and price stability.
Roswall Development Inc. is a Halifax-based renewable energy developer and the parent company of Renewall Energy. Roswall develops renewable energy infrastructure, including Mersey River Wind, to connect local resources with the electricity needs of Nova Scotia’s communities and economy.
Mersey River Wind is a 148.5-megawatt wind energy project under construction in Queens County, Nova Scotia. Developed by Roswall Development, the project will feature 33 Vestas wind turbines and supply locally generated renewable electricity to customers through Renewall. As the first project advancing under Nova Scotia’s renewable-to-retail model, Mersey River Wind connects investment in new renewable generation with customer demand for clean power.
Leigh Anne Dingwall
Vice President of People and Culture, Roswall Development
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Dan Roscoe is the President of Renewall Energy, a renewable energy provider, and CEO of Roswall Development, a renewable energy developer, both based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. His work is focused on building the infrastructure for a cleaner, smarter energy future across Canada and beyond.
