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· Application · 05/16/2025
EfficiencyOne applies to NSEB for approval of a new Benefit Cost Analysis test to govern evaluation of Demand Side Management plans.
AI summary
- Efficiencyone has filed an application with the Nova Scotia Energy Board seeking approval of a new Bca (Benefit Cost Analysis) test to replace or supplement the methodology currently used to evaluate Demand Side Management plans.
- The application falls under Matter M12282 and consists of a single Notice of Application and Evidence document, though its full content was too large to read in detail.
- The new BCA test would govern how costs and benefits of DSM programs are measured and justified, with implications for future DSM Resource Plan approvals and Cost Effectiveness determinations.
- The proceeding is relevant to EfficiencyOne's ongoing DSM planning cycle, potentially affecting how programs are designed, funded, and reported under the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider framework.
- No full text was available for review; analysis is based on document title and matter description only.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- E-1 Notice of Application and Evidence
- 97702 Letter EOne re: Application for Approval of Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans