Topic:"Depreciation Amortization" in M03708

Matter: E-G-10 - Cody Burdett - questions regarding utility return on equity

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05878Query regarding Return on Equity for Electric Utilities 1 passage

NSUARB Nova Scotia Utility & Review Board - Re: utility return on equity question

NSUARB Nova Scotia Utility & Review Board - Re: utility return on equity question From: NSUARB Nova Scotia Utility & Review Board To: [email protected] Subject: Re: utility return on equity guestion November 23, 2010 Mr. Burdett: Rece...

AI summary The NSUARB acknowledges receipt of an inquiry from Cody Burdett regarding Nova Scotia's methods for determining utility return on equity. The email requests information on codified approaches for asset depreciation, return calculations, and specific methodologies like DCF or CAPM, with particular interest in hydro-electricity utilities.

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05879Response from the Board 1 passage

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To: Cody Burdett, Economist Federal-Provincial Relations Division Federal-Provincial Relations and Social Policy Branch Department of Finance Canada Ottawa, Canada K1A OG5 (Via email: From: Nancy McNeil, Regulatory Affairs Officer/clerk Da...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board determines utility rates of return using methods like equity risk premium, with no formula applied. NSPI, the main utility, recently sought depreciation rate revisions. Hydro assets are integrated, avoiding special rates. Unlike the National Energy Board, no formula is used here.

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