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· Application · 02/27/2012
Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation applies to the NSURB for approval of its 2013–2015 DSM Plan, supported by a 2011 program evaluation report prepared by Econoler.
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- Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation filed a Notice of Application on January 27, 2012 seeking Nova Scotia Utility And Review Board approval of a three-year Demand Side Management plan covering 2013–2015, pursuant to s. 35 of the Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation Act and s. 44 of the Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia.
- ENSC was established as the DSM Administrator under the Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation Act (proclaimed January 26, 2010) and assumed operational responsibility from Nova Scotia Power Inc effective October 1, 2010.
- The 2013–2015 filing follows ENSC's first independent DSM Plan (2012), which was approved by the Board on June 30, 2011, marking a continuing multi-year planning cycle.
- A large third-party Program Evaluation report of ENSC's 2011 DSM programs, prepared by Econoler, was filed as supporting evidence (E-3); its full contents could not be read due to document size, but it forms a key evidentiary basis for the application.
- ENSC asserts the requested Order approving the 2013–2015 DSM Plan is in the Public Interest.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- E-1 Notice of Application
- E-3 ENSC 2011 DSM Evaluation Report prepared by Econoler