Topic:"Cost Effectiveness" in M10569

development contained within the IRP Action Plan Update, April 2022 1, pages 24- 12 28. 1 IRP Action Plan Update Jan 2022 - April Update (nspower.ca) Date Filed: July 8, 2022 NSPI (E1) IR-2 Page 3 of 3 10 - Year Energy and Demand Forecast...

AI summary NSPI is developing an electrification strategy aligned with the 2020 IRP Action Plan and Nova Scotia's decarbonization goals. They are reviewing policies from other jurisdictions but have not yet determined their position on cost-effectiveness testing for electrification programs.

0 -38.87721 0 4,057.23 117.67 5,732.55 (394.83) 85.60 89.13 61.80 73.23 88.71 52.28 - - (38.88) - 9,924.49 T-Stat 46.18 3.522 44.668 -4.414 3.766 3.974 5.045 10.428 5.832 5.468 3.793 -2.995 3.948 4.651 2016 3,728.9 164.2 6,034.3 3,850.0 22...

AI summary The text presents financial and statistical data spanning 2016–2020, including metrics like T-Stat and P-Value, suggesting analysis of cost recovery, fuel adjustments, or regulatory compliance. The data may relate to Nova Scotia Power Inc.'s operations under NSUARB oversight, though explicit claims or program names are absent.

son, please state your name, occupation, and business address. 3 A: I am John D. Wilson. I am the research director of Resource Insight, Inc., 10 Court Street, 4 Arlington, Massachusetts. 5 Q: Summarize your professional education and expe...

AI summary John D. Wilson, research director at Resource Insight, Inc., testifies about his 30+ years of experience in utility regulation, including work on cost-effectiveness of energy projects, conservation program design, ratemaking, and performance-based ratemaking for electric utilities. He has testified in multiple jurisdictions, including Nova Scotia.

n Requests to Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NS Power) In the Matter of Nova Scotia Power Incorporated’s 2022 Load Forecast Report – M10569 NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 ELECTRIFICATION 2 3 Request IR-01: 4 Reference: NS Power 2022 Load Forecast, page 15, l...

AI summary The document contains requests to NS Power regarding their 2022 Load Forecast Report, focusing on electrification modeling, current programs, and cost-effectiveness testing for electrification initiatives. Requests include providing E3's stock rollover models, details on electrification projects, and NS Power's stance on cost-effectiveness testing for ratepayer-funded programs.

osition that cost-effectiveness testing is appropriate to apply to all 26 ratepayer funded electrification pilots and programs? Please provide the basis for 27 your position. Date Filed: June 16, 2022 E1 (NS Power) Page 1 of 8 EfficiencyOn...

AI summary EfficiencyOne (E1) requests Nova Scotia Power (NS Power) to justify applying cost-effectiveness testing to all ratepayer-funded electrification pilots and programs, seeking the basis for this position. The document is part of a regulatory proceeding related to NS Power’s 2022 Load Forecast Report (M10569).