Powering Atlantic Canada's Energy Future.
Atlantic Canada is at a defining moment. From offshore wind and hydrogen to critical minerals, nuclear development, and major infrastructure investment, organizations need partners who understand the region's political, regulatory, and Indigenous landscape from the inside.
Each province.
A distinct energy asset.
The Atlantic provinces each bring something different to the table.
Together, they form a resilient and competitive regional energy portfolio.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Hydro
Renewable, reliable clean electricity supplied within the province and beyond, a cornerstone of Canada's green energy transition.
New Brunswick
Nuclear
Low-carbon, base-load energy anchored by the Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station, a model for regions seeking reliable alternatives to fossil fuels.
Nova Scotia
Wind
Coastal geography driving wind energy at a scale to serve far beyond the province, supporting Canada's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Prince Edward Island
Renewables + Storage
Committed to increased renewable energy generation, strengthened transmission infrastructure and expanded storage capacity.
Regional collaboration turns individual assets into national economic advantage.
Shared transmission lines and joint investment in research and technology reduce costs and speed up innovation across the region.
A unified approach strengthens the region's position with external markets and governments, enabling Atlantic Canada to shape national energy policy.
Regional cooperation boosts the ability to export clean energy to other provinces and the United States, and attracts global investors seeking stable, progressive energy markets.
Atlantic Canada's leadership in clean energy and critical minerals bolsters Canada's position in the global transition to a low-carbon economy.
Leadership
Mike Holland
Vice President, Atlantic Canada
Mike brings a wealth of both private and public sector experience to his role as V.P. Atlantic Canada. He understands the Atlantic Canadian business and government landscape very well.
He comes to Sussex after serving two terms as a senior cabinet minister in the New Brunswick government, spanning Natural Resources, Energy and Mines, Indigenous Affairs, Crown Lands, Forestry and Fish and Wildlife.
At the time of his departure, he was the most senior energy minister in Canada, with strong working relationships developed throughout the entire country.
Mike looks at everything through a strategic lens and focuses on finding solutions that lead to results.
About Sussex Strategy Group
Canada's Public Affairs Firm
Sussex Strategy Group is one of Canada's leading public affairs and government relations firms. With offices across the country and deep roots in every region, we help organizations navigate complex political, regulatory, and stakeholder environments to achieve meaningful results.
Our team includes former senior government officials, policy experts, and communications professionals who bring firsthand knowledge of how government works — and how to work with it effectively.
From energy and infrastructure to Indigenous relations and regulatory approvals, Sussex provides strategic counsel grounded in real-world experience and built on trusted relationships.
Let's Start a Conversation
As governments, utilities, investors and project proponents look to Atlantic Canada's growing role in energy security, early insight will matter. Connect with our team to discuss what this evolving landscape means for your organization.
A member of our team will follow up with you shortly. We appreciate your interest and look forward to learning more about how we can support your goals.