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· Application · 09/27/2018
Nova Scotia Power requested a 10-day extension to submit recommended revisions to EfficiencyOne's rate and bill impact analysis, citing ongoing finalization work.
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- Nova Scotia Power Senior Regulatory Counsel Brian Curry notified the Nova Scotia Utility And Review Board that NSPI requires additional time beyond the September 30, 2018 deadline set by the Board's July 23, 2018 Order in matter M08604.
- NSPI indicated it is still finalizing its recommended revisions to Efficiencyone's Rbia (rate and bill impact analysis), with the revised submission date of October 10, 2018 agreed upon by EfficiencyOne.
- The July 23, 2018 Order had directed NSPI to provide E1 and the Demand Side Management Advisory Group with its suggested RBIA revisions by September 30, 2018 (Order direction 6).
- The DSM Advisory Group participants are copied on the correspondence, consistent with the Board's directive to include them in the RBIA review process.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 75371 Letter from NSPI re filing recommendations by October 10, 2018