Highmark Power Inc

06/16/2026

Final touches underway in Liverpool, NS. ⚡
Another Nova Scotia Power site nearing completion. Proud of the team that helped bring this project from the ground up.

05/27/2026

Highmark Power Inc. is Hiring!

We are seeking a Certified Journeyperson Electrician or Registered 3rd/4th Year Apprentice to join our team in Nova Scotia. Clean energy is our core business. We specialize in turnkey infrastructure projects across Atlantic Canada, focusing on solar, wind, battery storage, and EV charging systems.

Why Join Us?
4-Day Work Week: Schedule is 4 x 10 hours, meaning 3-day weekends.

Comprehensive Benefits: Fully paid individual medical/dental benefits, plus RRSP matching.

Gear & Support: Provided tools, PPE, and an annual $200 boot allowance.

Paid Travel: Fully covered travel and accommodations for out-of-province projects.

What We're Looking For:
Certified Journeyperson or Registered 3rd/4th Year Apprentice.

Located in (or relocating to) Nova Scotia with a valid Class 5 driver’s license (clean abstract).

Ability to work at heights and in various outdoor weather conditions.

Experience with solar, wind, or 600V equipment is a plus.

How to Apply:
Ready to work on cutting-edge clean energy projects? Click the link below to visit our careers page and submit your application.

https://www.highmarkpower.com/careers

Check out our current job postings, and opportunities to join our team!

05/20/2026

Highmark Power is seeking a Civil Infrastructure & Concrete Crew Member to join our team in Nova Scotia.

This hands-on role focuses primarily on concrete formwork, rebar, and site preparation for regional clean energy and utility projects. While daily responsibilities are centered on civil groundwork, we actively invest in our team's advancement, providing clear pathways for commercial driving license upgrades and equipment cross-training.

Position Highlights:

Schedule: Four 10-hour days (Monday to Thursday)

Benefits: 100% company-paid individual health and dental coverage

Financial: RRSP matching program

Perks: Annual boot allowance, plus fully paid travel and accommodations for regional projects

Qualifications include 3+ years of civil or concrete experience and a clean driver's abstract.

Learn more and apply online at

Check out our current job postings, and opportunities to join our team!

04/21/2026

Highmark Power is growing, and we’re looking for a Civil Construction Labourer to join our team in Dartmouth or Windsor!

We do things a little differently here. Our team works a 4-10 schedule (Monday–Thursday), meaning you get every Friday off to enjoy more time for yourself, your family, or the great outdoors.

What you’ll be doing:
✅ Site prep & excavation for clean energy projects.
✅ Concrete formwork & finishing.
✅ Landscaping & site restoration.
✅ Operating machinery & helping build Atlantic Canada’s renewable future.

What’s in it for you?
💰 Competitive pay ($20–$35/hr based on experience)
🏥 Full benefits (Health, Dental, Life Insurance)
📈 RRSP Matching
🙌 A great team culture where your hard work is actually valued.

Ready to trade the 5-day grind for a 4-day week?

Apply here: https://ca.indeed.com/job/civil-construction-labourer-4-10-schedule-3e9e5f5087d0478e

Highmark Power Inc.

04/14/2026

💡 If you own a business or commercial property in Nova Scotia, the government will cover 30% of your solar install. In cash.

That's not a loan. Not a rebate you have to chase. A refundable tax credit — meaning if it's more than you owe in tax, you get a cheque back.

On top of that, you can write off up to 55% of the system cost in your first year.

We talk to NS business owners every week who had no idea these programs existed. The numbers change the conversation completely.

We've laid out everything that's currently available — including the Community Solar program for larger properties — on our website. Link in the comments 👇

Have questions about whether your property qualifies? Drop them below or send us a message — happy to walk you through it.

03/30/2026

If you run a business in Nova Scotia, you've probably noticed your power bills creeping up year after year. You're not imagining it — utility rates have been rising consistently, and more increases are already approved for 2026 and beyond.

Solar panels let you generate your own electricity instead of buying it all from the utility. And right now, the federal government is offering some of the best financial support for business solar that we've ever seen. This article breaks down what's available, how it works, and what it might mean for your business — in plain language.

Why should Nova Scotia businesses choose solar?