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· Application · 05/20/2025
Six intervenors file notices to participate in EfficiencyOne's 2026 DSM Extension Application (M12249), including Mi'kmaw rights bodies, energy storage industry, and low-income advocates
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- Kmkno (Kwilmu'kw Maw-klusuaqn Negotiation Office) and the Assembly Of Nova Scotia Mikmaw Chiefs intervened jointly, expressing support for the application and citing Mi'kmaw access to efficiency programs such as the Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Program, as well as economic opportunity and Climate Adaptation benefits.
- Energy Storage Canada intervened to address the current and future role of energy storage technologies as Demand Side Management and Non-Wires Solutions in Nova Scotia.
- The Consumer Advocate, represented by Pink Larkin and consulting with Green Energy Economics Group Inc., intervened to represent residential ratepayers potentially impacted by the application.
- Port Hawkesbury Paper Lp and four Municipal Electric Utilities (Berwick Electric Commission, Riverport Electric Commission, Town of Mahone Bay, and Town of Antigonish) each intervened as large industrial and municipal power purchasers with direct financial interests in DSM cost outcomes.
- The Affordable Energy Coalition, represented by Dalhousie Legal Aid Service, intervened to protect equitable and universal access to electricity for low-income domestic customers in Nova Scotia.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 97710 Notice of Intervention - KMKNO & ANSMC
- 97715 Notice of Intervention - ESC
- 97718 Notice of Intervention - CA
- 97719 Notice of Intervention - PHP
- 97720 Notice of Intervention - MEUs
- 97725 Notice of Intervention - AEC