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· Application · 01/13/2025
NSUARB Board Staff issued five Information Requests to EfficiencyOne seeking details on the revised NS Power supply agreement, EM&V reporting responsibilities, and tracking limitations for the Behavioural Program's digital features
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- IR-1 requests production of the revised supply agreement between Efficiencyone and Nova Scotia Power referenced in EOne's December 19, 2024 letter, which forms the basis of the application under Matter M12030.
- IR-2 asks EOne to confirm that existing Board-directed Program Evaluation and EM&V reporting requirements will remain unchanged, and if not, to provide a table mapping each affected obligation by Matter number and responsible party.
- IR-3 probes whether EOne still intends to assume responsibility for Load Impact Reports — as proposed in its April 8, 2024 letter — and how that transfer would affect NS Power's CEM EM&V obligations and submission timing.
- IR-4 examines EOne's reversal on claiming energy savings from the 'Recommendations Tab' and 'Efficiency Insights Tab', asking what prompted the change, whether data tracking limitations were a known issue, and how those limitations are being assessed.
- IR-5 asks whether technical enhancements or surveys are planned to enable future savings attribution for the affected features, and whether the revised agreement grants EOne ownership of any savings that become trackable.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 96424 NSUARB (EOne) IR-1 to 5