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· Application · 06/01/2026
Four intervenors — Small Business Advocate, EfficiencyOne, the Nova Scotia Department of Energy, and Solar Nova Scotia — filed Notices of Intervention in NSPI's 2026 Load Forecast Report proceeding (M12861).
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- The Small Business Advocate (Blackburn Law Inc., with Daymark Energy Advisors as consultant) intervened to represent small business customer classes 10, 11, and 21, citing potential impacts on their interests from the Forecasting Methodology issues at stake.
- Efficiencyone, as the statutory electricity efficiency and conservation franchise holder under the Public Utilities Act, intervened through McInnes Cooper, stating it has a direct interest in any issues addressed in the load forecast proceeding given its mandate over demand-side resources.
- The Nova Scotia Department of Energy intervened on behalf of His Majesty the King in Right of the Province, with counsel Thomas Kayter (DOJ Legal Services) and engineer Girish Patel participating, noting the Minister's supervisory authority over all energy resource matters.
- Solar Nova Scotia, a non-profit industry association representing solar, battery storage, and Distributed Energy Resources stakeholders, intervened citing its interest in electricity system planning and customer energy solutions.
- All four intervenors reserved the right to address any or all issues as established by the Nova Scotia Energy Board in M12861.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 102229 Notice of Intervention - SBA
- 102232 Notice of Intervention - E1
- 102235 Notice of Intervention - DOE
- 102248 Notice if Intervention - SNS