In Nova Scotia, the pump industry is integral to the province’s maritime, agricultural, and municipal sectors. The province’s extensive coastline and numerous bodies of water necessitate robust and efficient pumps for managing water resources, from drinking water supply and sewage treatment to stormwater management. With frequent heavy rains and the risk of flooding, especially in coastal areas, municipalities rely on pumps for drainage and flood control, making them essential for maintaining infrastructure and protecting communities.

Nova Scotia’s agricultural sector also relies heavily on pumps for irrigation, livestock watering, and drainage. Additionally, the province’s growing aquaculture industry requires pumps for circulating water in fish farms and maintaining optimal conditions for marine life. As Nova Scotia continues to prioritize sustainable development and green infrastructure, there is increasing demand for energy-efficient and environmentally friendly pumps that help reduce operational costs and carbon footprint.