Opening Statement of Paul Chernick 4/6/2011
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This document is an exhibit containing testimony from Paul Chernick, on behalf of The Consumer Advocate, in a regulatory proceeding before the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board. It covers topics including prefiled evidence related to the Electricity Act, renewable energy community-based feed-in tariffs, concerns about energy efficiency and demand-side management, financing of community FIT projects, and critiques of financial models and assumptions regarding return rates, community involvement, and reserve fund costs.
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Filed in: M03632 — BRD-E-R-10 - Renewable Energy Community Feed-in Tariffs (COMFIT)see also M04523