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· Application · 06/05/2025
Consumer Advocate and Nova Scotia Department of Energy file Notices of Intervention in EfficiencyOne's application to adopt a new benefit-cost analysis test for evaluating DSM plans
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- The Consumer Advocate, represented by David Roberts and Michael Murphy of Pink Larkin and consultants Theo Love and Francis Wyatt of Green Energy Economics Group Inc., intervened on June 5, 2025 to represent residential ratepayer interests in Matter M12282 (Exhibit 97936).
- The Nova Scotia Department Of Energy, represented by counsel Daniel Boyle and technical staff Girish Patel and Clean Energy Strategist Jessica Scott, also filed a Notice of Intervention on June 5, 2025, citing its broad statutory mandate over energy policy, resources, and programs (Exhibit 97942).
- Both intervenors reserved the right to address all issues as established by the Nova Scotia Energy Board throughout the proceeding.
- The underlying application by Efficiencyone seeks Board approval of a new Cost Effectiveness test for evaluating Demand Side Management plans, the methodology of which has attracted scrutiny from parties representing both residential consumers and provincial energy policy interests.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 97936 Notice of Intervention - CA
- 97942 Notice of Intervention - DOE