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Topic:"Compliance Legislation" in M09096

Matter: Approval of a Supply Agreement for Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities between EfficiencyOne (E1) and Nova Scotia Power Inc.(NS Power), the establishment of a final agreement between the parties, and approval of a 2020-2022 Demand Side Management (DSM) Resource Plan
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E-3E1 (NSPI) RIRs to IR-1 to IR-69 5 passages
Section 990
records 22 that may be required to allow for a third-party audit of the state of compliance with the Code 3. 23 24 EfficiencyOne is required to file its initial Compliance Report by May 31, 2019. 1 M07390, Inter-Affiliate Code of Conduct,...

AI summary The document outlines the requirement for EfficiencyOne to file a compliance report by May 31, 2019, and references an amended order related to the Inter-Affiliate Code of Conduct. It also mentions an application for approval of a supply agreement between EfficiencyOne and Nova Scotia Power Inc. for energy efficiency and conservation activities.

Section 1403
ducts will be required to learn about the requirements of the Regulations and submit information before shipping or importing energy­using products in accordance with subsection 5(1) of the Act. The Amendment is considered an “IN” under th...

AI summary The amendment to the regulations increases administrative burden for manufacturers by approximately $55,508 annually. It requires them to familiarize themselves with new reporting requirements and submit import reports. The estimate is based on 697 stakeholders identified under specific Harmonized System codes.

Section 1407
across these product categories, which includes the alignment of reporting requirements. The calculations take into account that there is an administrative burden for portable air­conditioners. Small business lens The small business lens a...

AI summary The regulatory proposal impacts small businesses and increases administrative burden, with an annualized cost of $61,577 for small importers and $7,779 for small manufacturers. The proposal includes minimal reporting requirements and most small manufacturers already produce compliant products.

Section 1421
f regulated products imported into Canada can be verified. The Regulations would continue to require dealers of prescribed products to provide the information needed for customs monitoring. Direct fieldwork: market survey and product testi...

AI summary The document outlines compliance and monitoring activities related to regulated products in Canada, including fieldwork, market surveys, product testing, and performance measurement. It emphasizes the role of Natural Resources Canada in ensuring compliance and the use of performance indicators to evaluate the effectiveness of regulations.

Section 1926
wing Regulations.) that these Registered organizations handler licence number or must utilitybecompanies included on must safeguard the inform receipts. applicable 10. All work privacy requiringlegislation. the connection Thisofdisclosure...

AI summary The text discusses requirements for safeguarding information related to electrical work, emphasizing the need for compliance with privacy legislation and the use of a 'Certificate of Compliance' by licensed electricians.

78478Board Decision 2 passages
3.3 Allocation of Program Costs p. pp. 11-12
3.3 Allocation of Program Costs [37] The Industrial Group noted that, in response to Undertaking U-2, NS Power provided tables showing the allocation of program costs by year to each of the customer classes. While the total annual spending...

AI summary The Industrial Group pointed out discrepancies in the allocation of program costs by customer class, noting a difference of over $800,000 for the large industrial class. NS Power confirmed it will work with E1 to address the issue in the compliance filing.

7.0 SUMMARY OF BOARD FINDINGS p. pp. 21-22
7.0 SUMMARY OF BOARD FINDINGS [71] The Consensus Agreement, which sets spending, energy saving target levels, and demand savings target levels of $110 million, 367.8 GWh, and 98.3 MW respectively, over the 2020-2022 term, is approved as ar...

AI summary The Board approved the Consensus Agreement with spending and energy saving targets for 2020-2022, as well as the Settlement Agreement between E1 and HGL. Compliance filings are required from E1 and NS Power by August 27, 2019, with intervenor comments due by September 10, 2019, and replies by September 17, 2019.

78478Board Decision 1 passage
7.0 SUMMARY OF BOARD FINDINGS p. pp. 21-22
7.0 SUMMARY OF BOARD FINDINGS [71] The Consensus Agreement, which sets spending, energy saving target levels, and demand savings target levels of $110 million, 367.8 GWh, and 98.3 MW respectively, over the 2020-2022 term, is approved as ar...

AI summary The Board approved the Consensus Agreement with specific spending and energy saving targets for 2020-2022. It also approved the Settlement Agreement between E1 and HGL. E1 and NS Power are required to submit a compliance filing by August 27, 2019, with intervenor comments due by September 10, 2019, and reply comments by September 17, 2019.

78612Compliance Filing 1 passage
Preamble p. p. 212
n such manner as the indemnified party in its sole discretion may determine; (ii) the costs relating to any governmental investigation, proceeding or claim; and (iii) any costs, liabilities or damages arising out of a settlement of a claim...

AI summary This section defines key legal terms and responsibilities related to indemnification, laws, and liabilities affecting NSPI and EfficiencyOne. It outlines the scope of indemnification, the meaning of 'Law', and other legal definitions relevant to the supply of EECA and the property of the involved parties.

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