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· Application · 06/06/2025
EfficiencyOne files participant list for proceeding seeking NSERB approval of a new Benefit-Cost Analysis test for evaluating Demand Side Management plans
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- Efficiencyone is the applicant in Matter M12282, represented by Mcinnes Cooper (James Gogan) and technical consultant Energy Futures Group (David Hill), seeking approval of a new Cost Effectiveness test framework for evaluating Demand Side Management plans.
- Board Counsel William Mahody (Washington & Mahody) is supported by Synapse Energy Economics as the Board's technical consultant, signalling a substantive analytical review of the proposed methodology.
- Formal intervenors include the Consumer Advocate (Pink Larkin / Green Energy Economics Group), the Small Business Advocate (Blackburn Law / Daymark Energy Advisors), the Nova Scotia Department of Energy, East Coast Environmental Law, Eastward Energy Incorporated, and a coalition of large Industrial Group members represented by Stewart McKelvey and Bowman Economic Consultants.
- Kwilmukw Maw Klusuaqn Negotiation Office (KMKNO) and the Assembly Of Nova Scotia Mikmaw Chiefs (ANSMC) are participating as formal intervenors, underscoring Indigenous Communities engagement obligations in this proceeding.
- Nova Scotia Power is listed as a formal intervenor, indicating the utility has a direct interest in how the new benefit-cost test will shape future DSM plan approvals and cost recovery.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 97956 Participant List