Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Environmental Compliance" in M03669

Matter: E-ENSC-R-10 - Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation - Electricity Demand Side Management Plan for 2012A request by Efficiency Nova Scotia for approval of a $43.7 million Demand Side Management plan for the 2012 operating year.  (Also see Matter Nos. M04538 and M04539)
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E-1Evidence - 2012 DSM Plan 2/28/2011 2 passages
Green Schools Contact Title Contact Information Notes p. p. 247
1 Halifax Regional School Board Energy Matters Update . September 2008. [www.hrsb.ns.ca](http://www.hrsb.ns.ca/) Green Schools Contact Title Contact Information Notes Krista Hilchey Dept. of Environment NS, Water Division, Outreach and Edu...

AI summary The document lists contacts for the Green Schools program in Nova Scotia, including individuals from the Department of Environment, the Nova Scotia Environmental Network, and the Atlantic Canada Sustainability Institute, who are interested in providing advisory support and involvement in environmental education and conservation initiatives.

Goal p. p. 293
Goal To design and build a new home focused on advanced building techniques that promote energy efficiency, sustainability, recycling and adaptability.

AI summary The goal is to design and build a new home using advanced building techniques that emphasize energy efficiency, sustainability, recycling, and adaptability.

E-6ENSC (EAC) IR-1 to IR-43 (Revised April 6, 2011) 3/29/2011 2 passages
Context for Responses p. p. 253
to be met via offsets and 2020 onward as physical hard caps. The "Kyoto World" modeled in the 2007 IRP, was: 2010 6.4 Mtonnes 2015 5.6 Mtonnes 2020 4.8 Mtonnes 2025 4.5 Mtonnes 2030 4.1 Mtonnes 9 Stakeholder EAC Topic Future Supply Side Su...

AI summary The document discusses carbon capture and storage (CCS) cost estimates and sensitivity analysis in the context of future supply-side planning. NSPI references studies by the Canadian Clean Power Coalition and the IEA, and clarifies that the sequestration cost of $12 USD per tonne refers to external infrastructure costs, not capture capital costs. The need for sensitivity analysis of CCS in planning is also addressed.

23 Stakeholder NPB p. p. 253
ions/Comments Bookend Base Case at a level between proposed low and base. Response NSPI does not intend to have a Lower Load World run in the 2009 IRP Update. To the extent that this World is less likely to be the future direction, the pri...

AI summary NSPI does not plan to include a Lower Load World in the 2009 IRP Update, focusing instead on higher load scenarios. The cost assumptions for wind energy and other renewables are based on projected changes in technology costs and performance. The stakeholder also suggests reducing CO2 emissions to 5.5M tonnes by 2030.

E-7ENSC (Multeese) IR-1 to IR-31 3/29/2011 2 passages
11.ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY p. p. 47
11.ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY • Every Director and employee has a role in ensuring Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation's operations comply with applicable legislation and standards relating to environment and safety, as well as a personal respo...

AI summary Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation mandates that all directors and employees ensure compliance with environmental and safety legislation, emphasizing personal responsibility to take prudent precautions in all activities.

3. RESPONSIBILITY p. p. 47
3. RESPONSIBILITY - It is the responsibility of directors and employees to be familiar with the provisions of the Policy. Every director and employee has a duty to act in an environmentally conscious manner. - It is the responsibility of t...

AI summary This section outlines the responsibility of directors and employees to adhere to an environmentally conscious policy. The CEO is tasked with ensuring access to the policy and reviewing it annually to keep it current with organizational needs and responsibilities.

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