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Topic:"Asset Management" in M12282

Matter: EfficiencyOne - New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans Application for Approval of New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans
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E-8See new revised evidence submitted under E-14 (Evidence of P. Bowman, on behalf of IG) 1 passage
Project Development, Socio-Economic Impact Assessment and Mitigation
Project Development, Socio-Economic Impact Assessment and Mitigation Provide support in project development, local investment opportunities or socio-economic impact mitigation programs for energy projects, including northern Manitoba, Yuko...

AI summary The text outlines support for energy project development, socio-economic impact mitigation, and community compensation resolution in regions like northern Manitoba, Yukon, and NWT. Examples include transmission line valuation for Indigenous claims, NWT rate strategy development, and feasibility studies for tribal utilities and hydro projects.

E-13-(i)Resume of Melissa Whitten 1 passage
SELECTED EXPERIENCE p. p. 0
SELECTED EXPERIENCE - Conduct annual renegotiation of natural gas supply contract for basis and commodity pricing plus terms of service, and assist with review of renewable diesel procurement. for a major governmental authority; - Conducte...

AI summary Experience includes managing natural gas contracts, rate cases, infrastructure audits, and evaluations of utility strategies. Activities involve optimizing portfolios, negotiating supply agreements, and ensuring compliance with regulations like NERC. Work spans utilities, regulatory boards, and evaluations of LNG facilities and merger reviews.

E-14Evidence of P. Bowman, on behalf of IG - Revised (Old evidence filed under E-8) 2 passages
Sample Projects:
Sample Projects: For the Office of the Utilities Consumer Advocate of Alberta (2016 - 2024): Analysis and strategic support of Government agency representing the interests of small utility customers. Addressed matters of utility rates and...

AI summary The text details a range of regulatory and utility-related projects across Alberta, Ontario, British Columbia, Manitoba, and other jurisdictions. It covers rate design, asset depreciation, utility regulation, and energy policy, with involvement from multiple regulatory bodies and organizations.

Project Development, Socio-Economic Impact Assessment and Mitigation
Project Development, Socio-Economic Impact Assessment and Mitigation Provide support in project development, local investment opportunities or socio-economic impact mitigation programs for energy projects, including northern Manitoba, Yuko...

AI summary The text outlines support for energy project development, socio-economic impact mitigation, and local investment opportunities in regions like northern Manitoba, Yukon, and NWT. It includes examples of projects such as transmission line valuation for Indigenous claims, rate strategy development in NWT, and hydro system resiliency studies.

97942Notice of Intervention - DOE 1 passage
To: Nova Scotia Energy Board
To: Nova Scotia Energy Board - 1. The Department of Energy intends to participate in this proceeding and may address any or all of the issues as established by the Energy Board. - 2. Through the Minister of Energy, the Department of Energy...

AI summary The Department of Energy intends to participate in the proceeding before the Nova Scotia Energy Board. It outlines its responsibilities, including energy policy development, resource management, intergovernmental coordination, and administration of energy-related legislation. The department requests that all proceeding communications be directed to specified individuals.

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