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· Application · 07/30/2026
EfficiencyOne and Eastward Energy file agreement resolving disputed evidence ahead of oral hearing in M12780 DSM Plan proceeding
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- Efficiencyone and Eastward Energy reached a written agreement dated July 29, 2026, resolving issues raised in evidence filed by the Posterity Group on Eastward's behalf in the Demand Side Management Purchase Agreement proceeding (M12780)
- The agreement commits both parties to jointly develop a study within 3 months of the Board's decision examining the new construction market for Multi-Unit Residential Buildings (Affordable Multifamily Housing And Non Profit Organizations Amf) in natural gas service areas, focusing on hybrid heating systems and their role in reducing peak electricity demand
- A pilot program may follow the study, with E1 bearing all third-party consultant costs; progress updates are to be reported to the Demand Side Management Advisory Group and the Board through Quarterly and Annual Progress Reports
- If E1 and Eastward cannot agree on implementation of study or pilot findings into E1's mid-term check-in process, either party may refer the dispute to the Nova Scotia Energy Board for final determination
- Eastward's counsel is expected to confirm acknowledgement of the agreement on the record at or before the commencement of the oral hearing
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- E-54 Agreement between EfficiencyOne and Eastward Energy