s time, without further study of its appropriateness in this context. In light of this, IESO Nova Scotia proposes to further consider this issue as part of its work in 2026 on broader SGIP revisions. The Consumer Advocate agrees with IESO...
AI summary IESO Nova Scotia proposes to further consider a penalty issue as part of SGIP revisions in 2026. The Consumer Advocate agrees with IESO NS's concerns about ratepayer liability for penalties. The Consumer Advocate supports a proportional impact approach for cost allocation of network upgrades, with NS Power and Synapse also addressing cost allocation concerns and recommending a 50/50 split.