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· Application · 03/29/2018
Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board grants EfficiencyOne a one-week extension to April 6, 2018 to file its 2019 DSM Plan Application concurrently with the finalized NS Power Supply Agreement.
AI summary
- The Board approved a short extension request from Efficiencyone to delay filing its 2019 Demand Side Management Plan Application from March 29 to April 6, 2018, to allow concurrent filing with the finalized 2019 Supply Agreement between EfficiencyOne and Nova Scotia Power Inc.
- The extension was granted on the condition it would not affect the scheduled hearing dates of June 26–28, 2018, reflecting the Board's intent to maintain the established procedural timeline.
- The filing package also includes the 2017 Program Evaluation Annual Progress Report and 2017 Evaluation Reports, which were submitted alongside the extension request on March 29, 2018.
- Under the Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia, NS Power is deemed a co-applicant in the DSM Plan Application, underscoring the joint regulatory relationship governing DSM program delivery in Nova Scotia.
- The two large evaluation documents (2017 DSM Evaluation Reports and 2017 Program Support Process Evaluation Reports) were part of the filing but their full content was not available for review; only the Board's procedural extension letter was read in full.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- E-1 2017 DSM Annual Progress Report
- E-2 2017 DSM Evaluation Reports
- E-3 2017 Program Support Process Evaluation Reports
- 73494 Board letter re approval of extension request