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· Application · 05/14/2025
Four parties file Notices of Intervention in EfficiencyOne's 2026 DSM Extension Application (M12249)
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- Eastward Energy (Exhibit 97653), Nova Scotia Power (Exhibit 97654), the Small Business Advocate (Exhibit 97658), and an Industrial Group of eleven large and medium industrial NSPI customers (Exhibit 97659) each filed Notices of Intervention on May 14, 2025.
- The application seeks NSERB approval of a 2026 Demand Side Management extension agreement between EfficiencyOne and NSPI, as well as an amendment to the existing 2023–2025 DSM Purchase Agreement.
- NSPI intervenes as the direct counterparty to both agreements; the Industrial Group, represented by Stewart McKelvey (Nancy G. Rubin, K.C.), notes that its members' costs and rates will be affected by the outcome.
- The Small Business Advocate intervenes on behalf of three small business rate classes (classes 10, 11, and 21), with Daymark Energy Advisors retained as consultant.
- Eastward Energy, a Nova Scotia natural gas distributor, reserves the right to address any issues established by the Board, signalling potential cross-fuel Energy Efficiency considerations.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 97653 Notice of Intervention - EE
- 97654 Notice of Intervention - NSPI
- 97658 Notice of Intervention - SBA
- 97659 Notice of Intervention - IG