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· Application · 07/22/2026
EfficiencyOne agrees to limited witness scheduling accommodations for the M12780 DSM Plan hearing while asserting its preference for due-process ordering of evidence
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- NSEB Clerk Crystal Henwood requested Efficiencyone respond same-day (July 22, 2026) to scheduling constraints raised by Ns Power and the Consumer Advocate for the upcoming hearing in Matter M12780
- Ns Power (via Jennifer Power) flagged that its Brattle Group expert Ms. Sergici is only available August 4–6 and requested her evidence be placed in the afternoon of Day 2 or morning of Day 3, with cross-examination completing by noon on August 6
- The Consumer Advocate (via Michael Murphy, Pink Larkin) separately noted that expert Theo Love (Green Energy Economics) is unavailable August 5 from 2:00–4:30 pm
- Efficiencyone (via Lucia Westin-Eastaugh, McInnes Cooper) responded that it prefers Hearing Procedures under s. 22(3) of the Boards Regulatory Rules to be followed, with applicant witnesses preceding intervenor evidence
- As an exceptional accommodation for this proceeding only, E1 indicated willingness to schedule Mr. Love's evidence on August 6 or 7 and Ms. Sergici's evidence on the morning of August 6, or potentially a late afternoon slot on August 5, with E1 cross-examination to resume after Ms. Sergici if needed
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 102876 Email NSEB re: scheduling constraints
- 102894 Email E1 re: Response to Boards email re accommodating witnesses