Topic:"Cost Recovery" in M11108

Amount Owing (receivable) Industry Canada Share - estimated cash $ ► ADVANCE requirements for period specified Adjustments or Recoveries CERTIFICATION (by recipient for each claim) (explain below) I certify that: REQUESTED a) the costs des...

AI summary This document outlines a certification process for claiming and receiving payments related to a project, ensuring compliance with accounting practices and agreement terms. It specifies that costs must be eligible, incurred under the agreement, and aligned with project requirements.

Direct Labour / Main-d'oeuvre directe 58,711 Direct Materials / Matériaux directs 0 Subcontracts and Consultants / Sous-traitants et Consultants 713,562 Overhead / Charges Indirectes 32,291 453,285 485,576 Equipments / Équipements 0 1,892,...

AI summary The text presents a financial breakdown of costs including direct labour, direct materials, subcontractors, overhead, equipment, and other direct costs. It includes total costs and instructions for completing a claim summary in Appendix A.

Nova Scotia B3J 3S8 Available $ Balance Contact Telephone Number Other Control Karynne Munroe (902) 456-1181 CLAIM ELIGIBLE COSTS CLAIMED 1. ELIGIBLE COSTS Current Total to Date PAYMENT CALCULATION Incurred Paid From (YYYY-MM-DD) From (YYY...

AI summary This document outlines a claim for eligible costs incurred by Karynne Munroe, detailing the total eligible costs and industry share. The claim includes periods covered from 2018-09-14 to 2022-09-30 and specifies amounts approved and held back.

fication & Qualifications 2 Q: Mr. Wilson, please state your name, occupation, and business address. 3 A: I am John D. Wilson. I am the Vice President of Grid Strategies, LLC, Bethesda, MD. 4 Q: Summarize your professional education and ex...

AI summary John D. Wilson, Vice President of Grid Strategies, LLC, discusses his background in energy policy, including regulatory research, utility rate design, cost-effectiveness analysis of energy projects, and experience with conservation programs and cost recovery mechanisms in utility efficiency initiatives.

SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2023– Vice President, Grid Strategies, LLC. Provides research, technical assistance, Present and expert testimony on electric- and gas-utility planning, economics, and regulation. Reviews electric utility...

AI summary The text outlines professional experience in energy and regulatory sectors, including roles in grid strategies, regulatory policy, and advocacy. Key areas include utility planning, energy efficiency programs, renewable resource evaluation, and regulatory testimony. The individual has worked with organizations focused on clean energy, air quality, and transportation planning.

al Planning,” 2022 Georgia IRP Training and Roundtable Series, February 2022. “Six Lessons from the PG&E Real Time Pricing Rate Proceeding,” 45th Peak Load Management Alliance Conference, April 2022. EXPERT TESTIMONY 2008 South Carolina PS...

AI summary Expert testimony from multiple regulatory proceedings discusses energy efficiency cost recovery mechanisms, including shareholder incentives and lost revenue adjustments. Testimonies were provided by organizations like Southern Alliance for Clean Energy and Environmental Defense in cases across South Carolina, North Carolina, and Florida.

John D. Wilson  Grid Strategies, LLC Page 7 2015 Florida PSC Docket No. 150196-EI, direct testimony in Florida Power & Light need certification case on behalf of Southern Alliance for Clean Energy. Appropriate reserve margin and system re...

AI summary John D. Wilson's testimony in regulatory proceedings across Florida, Georgia, and Nova Scotia addresses renewable energy integration, integrated resource plans (IRP), demand-side management (DSM), and cost classifications. Key issues include adequacy of renewable energy considerations in IRPs, decommissioning costs, and shareholder incentive mechanisms.

ervice in the event of an extreme weather event on behalf of the Small Business Utility Advocates. Modifications to Critical Peak Pricing programs and Time of Use periods. Modifications to load management programs. Nova Scotia UARB Matter...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Consumer Advocate provided testimony on modifications to Critical Peak Pricing (CPP) and Time of Use (TOU) programs, Time-Varying Pricing (TVP) tariffs, and capital expenditure plans. Arguments focused on the impact of TVP on load, capacity savings, and energy costs, recommending CPP tariffs instead. Matters included analysis of power contract delays, variable capital costs, and economic models for project evaluation.

ck Cove hydroelectric project on behalf of the Nova Scotia Consumer Advocate. Reasonableness of project and unresolved issues. California PUC Docket A.19-08-013, direct testimony in Southern California Edison’s 2021 general rate case (trac...

AI summary The text outlines legal proceedings involving the Nova Scotia Consumer Advocate in multiple regulatory cases, including assessments of project reasonableness, prudence of costs, and cost recovery. Cases span California PUC, Colorado PUC, and Nova Scotia UARB, with focus on hydroelectric projects, software remediation costs, and rate design.

with Paul Chernick in Liberty Utilities Calpeco 2022 general rate case on behalf of the Small Business Utility Advocates. Marginal cost study, revenue allocation, rate design.

AI summary Paul Chernick worked with Liberty Utilities Calpeco in the 2022 general rate case for Small Business Utility Advocates, focusing on marginal cost studies, revenue allocation, and rate design. The proceeding addresses key regulatory themes in utility pricing and cost distribution.