Topic:"Confidentiality" in M12282

recommending improvements. While Eastward Energy holds a significant position within the Nova Scotia energy sector, there are specific reasons why its participation in the E1 DSMAG is not suitable: - Conflict of Interest: Eastward Energy's...

AI summary The text argues against Eastward Energy's participation in the DSMAG due to a conflict of interest from its fossil fuel focus, misalignment with the group's expertise in demand-side management, and regulatory goals emphasizing reduced fossil fuel reliance.

Date Filed: July 4, 2025 E1 (NSEB) IR-07 Page 9 of 9 1 Request IR-08: 2 3 With respect to the NSPM for Benefit-Cost Analysis of Distributed Energy Resource: 4 5 (a) Please identify any Canadian jurisdictions that have adopted the NSPM as t...

AI summary The document discusses a request for information on the adoption of the National Standard Practice Manual (NSPM) for Benefit-Cost Analysis (BCA) in Canadian jurisdictions, and the response by Energy Futures Group (EFG) stating no jurisdictions have adopted it. It also references feedback from the Demand Side Management Advisory Group (DSMAG) regarding the final draft EFG report, emphasizing stakeholder engagement and confidentiality.

Participation in the DSMAG In response to Eastward's IR-03 E1 stated three specific reasons why in its view Eastward's participation in the Demand Side Management Advisory Group ("DSMAG") is not suitable. Eastward wishes to address each of...

AI summary Eastward challenges E1's claim that its participation in the DSMAG is unsuitable due to potential conflicts, arguing that NSPI's existing membership (a fossil fuel provider) creates a greater conflict. Eastward also highlights its interest in strategic electrification and the BCA test for cost-effectiveness analysis.

Statement of Confidentiality This message (including any attachments) may contain private or protected information meant for a specific person or organization. If you received this by mistake, please let the sender know, do not communicate...

AI summary A confidentiality notice warning against unauthorized disclosure of information, including instructions to delete the message if received by mistake. The text is bilingual (English and French) and emphasizes the confidential and privileged nature of the communication.

Statement of Confidentiality This message (including any attachments) may contain private or protected information meant for a specific person or organization. If you received this by mistake, please let the sender know, do not communicate...

AI summary The document is a confidentiality notice warning against unauthorized disclosure and instructing deletion if received by mistake.

Statement of Confidentiality This message (including any attachments) may contain private or protected information meant for a specific person or organization. If you received this by mistake, please let the sender know, do not communicate...

AI summary A confidentiality notice from Nancy Rubin of Stewart McKelvey to multiple recipients, including Nova Scotia government officials and energy sector professionals, warning against disclosing the email's contents if received by mistake.

Janet MacNeil Office Manager McInnes Cooper tel +1 (902) 563 7073 fax +1 (902) 563 1113 292 Charlotte Street Suite 300 Sydney, NS, B1P 1C7 Canada Notice This communication, including any attachments, is confidential and may be protected by...

AI summary Confidentiality notice from Janet MacNeil, Office Manager at McInnes Cooper, emphasizing the privileged and confidential nature of the communication. Includes instructions for handling accidental receipt and bilingual (English/French) disclaimers.

Janet MacNeil Office Manager McInnes Cooper tel +1 (902) 563 7073 fax +1 (902) 563 1113 292 Charlotte Street Suite 300 Sydney, NS, B1P 1C7 Canada Notice This communication, including any attachments, is confidential and may be protected by...

AI summary Confidential communication from Janet MacNeil, Office Manager at McInnes Cooper, containing standard legal disclaimers regarding privileged information. No substantive proceeding content is present in the text.

MEMBERSHIP IN THE DSMAG Eastward has requested that E1 accept it as a member of the Demand Side Management Advisory Group ("DSMAG") but E1 has declined to do so, and instead has proposed that it engage Eastward through one-on-one meetings...

AI summary Eastward requested membership in the DSMAG, but E1 declined, citing a conflict of interest. Eastward argues no conflict exists and emphasizes alignment with E1 and DSMAG goals. The Nova Scotia Energy Board's mandate to support energy competition is highlighted as context for Eastward's desire to participate in integrated energy solutions.