Topic:"Electricity Efficiency And Conservation Restructuring 2014 Act" in M09096

s they are in the nature of Excel Models: - Appendix A, Technical Tables; - Appendix B, rate impact models for both Preferred Plan and Alternate Scenario - Appendix F, HST refund by rate class values EfficiencyOne's Annual Progress Report...

AI summary The document outlines EfficiencyOne's Annual Progress Report and Evaluation Reports, to be filed by March 31, 2019. It also discusses the DSM Supply Agreement between EfficiencyOne and NS Power, governed by the Public Utilities Act and the Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Restructuring (2014) Act, with updated terms for the 2020-2022 term.

3.6 HST Refund [50] Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) settled its appeal of the Minister of National Revenue's decision to deny certain HST credits relating to the operation of ENS for the period May 2010 through January 2015. The refund of the...

AI summary Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) received an HST refund of $15 million, which the Consensus Agreement proposes to return to NS Power via FAM. SBA and Industrial Group support this, while AEC and EAC oppose, arguing funds should be reinvested into DSM. The Board ruled in favor of returning funds through FAM, complying with the 2014 Act.

3.6 HST Refund [50] Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) settled its appeal of the Minister of National Revenue's decision to deny certain HST credits relating to the operation of ENS for the period May 2010 through January 2015. The refund of the...

AI summary Efficiency Nova Scotia received an HST refund of $15 million, which is proposed to be returned to NS Power customers through the Fuel Adjustment Mechanism. The Small Business Advocate and Industrial Group support the refund, while the AEC and EAC argue that funds should be reinvested into DSM programs. The Board ruled in favor of returning the refund through the FAM, citing compliance with the Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Restructuring Act.

2.3 Our understanding ENSC was established through legislation with the responsibility and accountability for DSM administration. This responsibility was transferred from NSPI to ENSC effective October 1, 2010. Under ENSC, the following ac...

AI summary ENSC transitioned DSM administration to EfficiencyOne in 2015, following legislative changes under the Public Utilities Act and the 2014 Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Restructuring Act. NS Power now contracts with ENS franchise for DSM, with NSUARB overseeing performance requirements and cost recovery limits.

7.1 2013-2015 DSM Resource Plan The 2013-2015 DSM Resource Plan was filed by ENSC on February 27, 2012. The NSUARB approved the first two years of the 2013-2015 DSM Resource Plan (i.e. 2013 and 2014). ENSC would be required to file a subse...

AI summary The 2013-2015 DSM Resource Plan was filed by ENSC in 2012, with NSUARB approving 2013-2014. The 2015 plan became irrelevant due to the Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Restructuring (2014) Act , which mandated investment levels. The transition to Efficiency Nova Scotia's franchise affected the 2015 plan's implementation, distinct from earlier ENSC-led plans.