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Topic:"Energy Efficiency" in M12412

Matter: Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) - Proposed expenditure and revenue requirements for test year ending March 31, 2026
8 passages 4 documents

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N-10Evidence of Doane Grant Thornton 2 passages
19 Figure 2 – GUP guiding principles p. p. 6
19 Figure 2 – GUP guiding principles Theme Description Safety Safety is a foundational element of GUP. Utilities are expected to implement and maintain rigorous safety protocols to protect employees, customers, and the public. This include...

AI summary The document outlines the guiding principles of Good Utility Practice (GUP), emphasizing safety, reliability, efficiency, regulatory compliance, cost-effectiveness, and transparency. These principles are essential for ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient utility services while promoting compliance with regulations and transparency in the regulatory process.

Appendix C – Documents referenced p. p. 63
Appendix C – Documents referenced Number corresponding to footnote Document 1 New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board – Electricity - Acts and Regulations - https://nbeub.ca/electricity home. Accessed October 8, 2025. 2 Independent Electr...

AI summary Appendix C lists documents referenced in the proceeding, including regulatory acts, annual reports from electricity system operators, and other relevant resources. These documents are cited with specific page numbers and access dates, providing context for the proceeding.

N-11Evidence - Synapse 1 passage
Introduction and Qualifications p. p. 3
nt. I am a mechanical engineer by - training, with a BS degree from Clarkson University (then Clarkson College) and an - MA in Energy and Environmental Studies from Boston University. I have worked in or adjacent to the electricity industr...

AI summary The individual holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering and MA in Energy and Environmental Studies, with over 35 years of experience in the electricity industry, focusing on integrated resource planning (IRP) and regulatory matters. They have consulted for Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB) and Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB) on issues like energy efficiency, interconnections policy, and the Maritime Link application. Currently at Synapse, they review IRPs and use PLEXOS software for modeling.

N-11-(i)Exhibit 1 - Fagan Resume 3 passages
Tabors Caramanis & Associates , Cambridge, MA. Senior Associate , 1996 ‒ 2004. p. p. 0
Tabors Caramanis & Associates , Cambridge, MA. Senior Associate , 1996 ‒ 2004. - Provided expert witness testimony on transmission issues in Ontario and Alberta. - Supported FERC-filed testimony of Dr. Tabors in numerous dockets, addressin...

AI summary The individual served as a Senior Associate at Tabors Caramanis & Associates, providing expert testimony on transmission issues in Ontario and Alberta, analyzing US and Canadian electric market policies, and participating in Ontario's market design processes. They supported FERC filings, evaluated congestion management methods, and contributed to wholesale market design. Other roles included DSM program work, energy efficiency assessments, and utility operations.

REPORTS AND PAPERS p. p. 0
ervice Commission. Fagan, B. Reliable ERCOT Grid Operations without the San Miguel Coal Plant. January 31, 2020. Prepared for Guerrero and Whittle. Additional support from J. Frost and D. Bhandari. Camp, E., PhD., B. Fagan, J. Frost, N. Ga...

AI summary The text lists reports and studies on energy projects, including rate mitigation for Muskrat Falls, decommissioning proposals, and alternative energy resources. Key entities include Synapse Energy Economics, Sierra Club, and public utility boards. Topics focus on grid operations, renewable energy, and cost-saving strategies.

TESTIMONY p. p. 0
urce Plan, Key Planning Observations and Action Plan Elements . On behalf of Board Counsel to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board, October 20, 2014. With Rachel Wilson, David White and Tim Woolf. Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (...

AI summary Testimonies and expert reports related to energy projects in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and New Jersey. Includes economic analysis of the Maritime Link Project, evaluation of transmission line projects, and energy efficiency programs. Involves multiple regulatory bodies and collaborative expert reports.

N-11-(ii)Exhibit 2 - Kwok Resume 2 passages
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE p. p. 0
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Synapse Energy Economics Inc. , Cambridge, MA. Senior Associate, April 2023 – Present; Associate, June 2021 – April 2023; Research Associate, August 2019 – June 2021. - x Conducts research and provides consulting on...

AI summary The text outlines professional experience in energy economics and engineering, including roles at Synapse Energy Economics Inc., Tufts Department of Mechanical Engineering, and Integral Group. Key activities involve energy efficiency analysis, capacity expansion modeling, data visualization, and development of tools like the Building Decarbonization Calculator. Work includes utility planning, solar integration, and sustainable building design.

PUBLICATIONS p. p. 0
A. S., S. Kwok, J. Litynski, A. Napoleon, K. Takahashi. 2022. Memo: Evaluation of Draft Consultant Reports in Massachusetts DPU Docket 20-80. Synapse Energy Economics for Conservation Law Foundation. Takahashi, K., S. Kwok, J. Tabernero, F...

AI summary The text lists publications by Synapse Energy Economics for various organizations, focusing on energy topics like decarbonization, efficiency programs, and renewable energy. Key collaborators include Sierra Club, Conservation Law Foundation, and The Cape Light Compact, with analyses on building emissions, grid resilience, and policy impacts.

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