Company Story
1883 - The Halifax Electric Light Company Limited is incorporated, marking the beginning of Emera's history.
1920s - The company expands its operations to include electric streetcars and begins to supply electricity to surrounding communities.
1950s - The company begins to focus on electric power generation and transmission, and changes its name to Nova Scotia Power Corporation.
1992 - Nova Scotia Power Corporation is privatized and becomes a publicly traded company.
1998 - The company changes its name to Emera Inc. to reflect its expanded operations and growth beyond Nova Scotia.
2002 - Emera acquires Bangor Hydro-Electric Company in Maine, marking its entry into the US market.
2012 - Emera acquires a 38.5% interest in Grand Bahama Power Company in the Bahamas.
2016 - Emera acquires TECO Energy, expanding its operations in Florida and New Mexico.