PowerBank Supports TriMac Engineering of Sydney, Nova Scotia
Saturday, August 1, 2026
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PowerBank, a provider of independent energy development and asset ownership in North America,has announced it will be supporting TriMac Engineering of Sydney, Nova Scotia with solar feasibility studies and related technical and development assessments for solar consulting services for the Municipality of the County of Victoria in Nova Scotia. The contract was executed between TriMac and the Municipality on July 8th, 2026 and PowerBank will be supporting TriMac through a fee for service agreement.
Victoria County issued a request for proposals on June 20th, 2026, for consulting services to develop the Victoria County Solar Strategy: Solar Feasibility and Implementation Roadmap. In the tender document for the RFP, the Municipality said, "The Municipality is advancing this work in response to increasing energy reliability concerns, rising utility costs, and climate-related disruptions." Contd
The work will involve evaluating municipal buildings and properties across Victoria County to identify suitable solar opportunities and develop an implementation roadmap. The assessment may consider rooftop and ground-mounted solar, depending on the characteristics and feasibility of each property. Potential system sizes will be determined through the feasibility studies based on factors such as available roof or land area, electricity consumption, structural or site constraints, interconnection capacity and project economics. As part of the feasibility and implementation work, the team may evaluate available federal, provincial or utility funding and incentive programs that could support future solar installations identified through the studies.
