Business Rules 1) Always use additive adjustments unless the curtailed load is temperature-sensitive.
AI summary The rule mandates the use of additive adjustments in business contexts, with an exception for temperature-sensitive curtailed loads. This guideline is part of a broader set of business rules governing adjustment methodologies.
- Wednesday, April 15, 2026 - Saturday, April 18, 2026 - 5. E1 must post a copy of the Application on its website and social media accounts. - 6. The Clerk of the Board will provide a copy of the Hearing Order and Notice of Hearing to inte...
AI summary The document outlines procedural requirements for an application, including posting the application online and via social media, and specifies that the Board's Regulatory Rules apply, particularly Rule 7(3) regarding filing deadlines. The document is dated April 7, 2026, and signed by the Clerk of the Board.
(a) Confidentiality E1's request for confidentiality is made under s. 12 of the Board Regulatory Rules , which states:
AI summary E1 has requested confidentiality under section 12 of the Board Regulatory Rules, which governs the disclosure of information in regulatory proceedings.
- Wednesday, April 15, 2026 - Saturday, April 18, 2026 - 5. E1 must post a copy of the Application on its website and social media accounts. - 6. The Clerk of the Board will provide a copy of the Hearing Order and Notice of Hearing to inte...
AI summary The document outlines procedural requirements for an application, including posting the application online and via social media, and specifies that the Board's Regulatory Rules apply, particularly Rule 7(3), which sets a deadline for filings. The document is dated April 7, 2026, and signed by the Clerk of the Board.
3. The Regulatory Compact - [46] Under the regulatory compact, NSPI is given a monopoly; that is, the exclusive right to supply power and energy to almost all of the consumers of electricity in Nova Scotia. In exchange for that right it ha...
AI summary NSPI holds a monopoly to supply electricity in Nova Scotia under the regulatory compact, in exchange for serving customers at rates approved by the Board. The Board ensures that NSPI's costs are prudently incurred and emphasizes the open courts principle through Rule 12 of the Board Regulatory Rules, referencing court decisions that balance public interest with party interests.
Consideration of M10431 E1 maintains its position that the Mercer Report qualifies for Board Confidential treatment under Rule 12 of the Board Regulatory Rules . First, the Mercer Report contains sensitive compensation data from which the...
AI summary E1 argues the Mercer Report qualifies for Board Confidential treatment under Rule 12, citing sensitive compensation data and commercial information that could harm its competitive position. It acknowledges public interest in transparency but contends the Board should not apply the same confidentiality rationale as in the M10431 Decision.
(a) Confidentiality E1's request for confidentiality is made under s. 12 of the Board Regulatory Rules , which states:
AI summary E1 has requested confidentiality under section 12 of the Board Regulatory Rules, which governs the handling of sensitive information in regulatory proceedings.
\ \ EXTERNAL EMAIL / COURRIEL EXTERNE \ \ Exercise caution when opening attachments or clicking on links / Faites preuve de prudence si vous ouvrez une pièce jointe ou cliquez sur un lien Good afternoon, E1's preference is that due process...
AI summary E1 prefers that its witnesses present evidence before intervenors, following section 22(3) of the Board Regulatory Rules, but is willing to accommodate intervenors by adjusting the schedule for witness testimony. E1 emphasizes that these accommodations are exceptional and specific to this proceeding.
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