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· Application · 05/28/2025
Industrial Group of eleven large Nova Scotia manufacturers and industrial customers files Notice of Intervention in EfficiencyOne's benefit-cost analysis test application
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- Eleven large and medium industrial customers of NSPI — including Michelin, Irving Shipbuilding, Oxford Frozen Foods, and PSA Halifax — collectively intervened in M12282 on May 28, 2025, citing potential impacts on their costs and rates.
- The Industrial Group is represented by Nancy G. Rubin, K.C. and Brianne Rudderham of Stewart McKelvey, with economic support from Patrick Bowman (Bowman Economics) and Melissa Davies (MNYD Consulting).
- The intervenors have reserved the right to address any or all issues as established by the Nova Scotia Energy Board, leaving their specific positions on the proposed Bca test to be developed through the proceeding.
- The application before the Board concerns Efficiencyone's request for approval of a new Demand Side Management benefit-cost analysis test, which would govern how DSM plans are evaluated and could influence cost recovery frameworks affecting industrial ratepayers.
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- 97820 Notice of Intervention - IG