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· Application · 05/07/2019
NSUARB grants EfficiencyOne a two-week extension to August 14, 2019 for filing the DSM Potential Study, rejecting a requested six-week delay
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- Efficiencyone requested a six-week extension (to September 13, 2019) to file the Demand Side Management Potential Study, citing input from E1; the Board approved only a two-week extension to August 14, 2019 (Document 269117).
- The original July 31, 2019 deadline was established by Board Order of July 23, 2018, which gave EfficiencyOne a full year to complete the study alongside meaningful stakeholder consultation.
- The Board's October 5, 2018 letter in Matter M08059 had directed NS Power to complete all pre-Integrated Resource Plan analyses by the same July 31 date, treating the DSM Potential Study as a critical IRP input.
- The Board declined the full extension to avoid delaying the broader IRP process, underscoring the DSM Potential Study's role as a prerequisite for IRP modeling and analysis targeted for mid-2020 completion.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 77526 Letter to E1 approving extension for filing study