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· Application · 04/10/2026
Nova Scotia Power and Solar Nova Scotia file notices of intervention in EfficiencyOne's 2027–2031 DSM Plan application
AI summary
- Nova Scotia Power Incorporated intervened on April 8, 2026, citing its role as the contracting utility that pays Efficiencyone for DSM services and recovers those costs from approximately 500,000 customers, and intends to appear at the oral hearing to address all issues relevant to its interests.
- Solar Nova Scotia, a non-profit distributed energy industry association, intervened on April 9, 2026, intending to file evidence, submit interrogatories, and make submissions on the scope and design of the 2027-2031 Demand Side Management Preferred Resource Plan.
- Solar Nova Scotia's stated issues include whether the DSM Plan reflects the full statutory definition of DSM under the Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia, the treatment of Strategic Electrification and cost-effectiveness frameworks, and the role of Distributed Energy Resources such as solar and storage in reducing system costs.
- Both intervenors signal active participation in a proceeding that will also address approval of the 2027–2031 Demand Side Management Purchase Agreement between EfficiencyOne and NS Power.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 101541 Notice of Intervention - NSPI
- 101542 Notice of Intervention - SNS