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· Application · 01/25/2022
NSEB issues pre-filing guidance letter to Nova Scotia Power ahead of EfficiencyOne's anticipated 2023-2025 DSM Plan application
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- The Board issued a January 25, 2022 letter to Nova Scotia Power anticipating Efficiencyone's 2023-2025 2023-2026 DSM Plan application, which was expected to be filed by February 28, 2022.
- The Board cited Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia sections 79J(3) and 79L, which govern the process when NSP and the franchise holder cannot finalize a Demand Side Management Purchase Agreement, including the Board's authority to establish a final agreement on reasonable terms.
- Referencing the contentious 2016 DSM proceeding (Matter M06733), the Board warned that if no joint filing or agreement is reached, NSP must promptly file sufficiently developed and costed alternative plans for consideration by the Board and Intervenor Participation.
- The Board noted that active engagement through the Demand Side Management Advisory Group should support a more condensed and efficient Hearing Procedures timeline than the 2019 process.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 85667 Board Letter re. DSM Plan filing