Topic:"Evidence Requirements" in M12349

2................................................................................................................ 16 27 3.0 CONCLUSION ...........................................................................................................

AI summary The document outlines the filing of the 2025 Load Forecast Report Reply Evidence on November 6, 2025, including a conclusion section (3.0) and non-confidential status. The content appears to be a placeholder or partial submission within a regulatory proceeding.

and forecasts used to develop the probability 30 distributions for each variable used in the Monte Carlo analysis. 31 d. Please provide the source data and calculations for Figure D8.

AI summary The text requests the source data and calculations for Figure D8, which is part of a Monte Carlo analysis. This suggests a focus on transparency and methodology in the analysis, likely related to forecasting or risk assessment in a regulatory proceeding.

In the Report, NSPI states that the manufacturing employment forecast is based on the 2024 Conference Board of Canada (CBoC) forecast rather than the updated 2025 version. The 2025 CBoC forecast showed a decline of about 2,800 manufacturin...

AI summary NSPI uses 2024 Conference Board of Canada (CBoC) employment forecasts instead of the 2025 version, citing a Statistics Canada data anomaly. The SBA argues this risks overstating industrial load forecasts and lacks transparency. The Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB) questioned NSPI's reliance on outdated data in IR-5, with NSPI claiming the 2025 forecast inaccurately reflects job losses.