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· Application · 03/28/2022
Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board solicited intervenor details from Polycorp and received a notice of intervention from the Ecology Action Centre in EfficiencyOne's 2023-2025 DSM Plan proceeding.
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- The Board issued a March 28, 2022 letter (Document 293188) to Peter Polley of Polycorp Group Of Companies POLYCORP Group of Companies requesting particulars of interest and participation objectives, citing s. 6 of the Utility and Review Board Regulations and Rule 11(1) of the Boards Regulatory Rules Board's Regulatory Rules.
- The Board's letter clarified that potential intervenors must demonstrate a "real and substantial interest" in the proceeding and must state the specific issues they intend to address at the hearing.
- The Ecology Action Centre Ecology Action Centre (EAC), represented by Kimberley Fry and Director of Programs Marla MacLeod, filed a Notice of Intervention the same day, seeking status in the 2023-2026 DSM Plan EfficiencyOne 2023-2025 DSM Plan proceeding.
- The EAC cited its mandate to promote equitable, reliable, and sustainable electricity access for Nova Scotia domestic customers and its history of participation in past Board hearings as the basis for intervention.
- Both documents relate to Efficiencyone EfficiencyOne's March 16, 2022 application for approval of a Supply Agreement with Nova Scotia Power Inc. and the 2023-2025 Demand Side Management DSM Resource Plan.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 85961 Board letter to Polycorp re. intervenor requirements
- 85962 Notice of Intervention - EAC