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AI summary NSPI is collaborating with provincial departments to explore fuel options, including co-firing biomass, as part of their ongoing energy planning and regulatory engagement.
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AI summary The text references a regulatory proceeding involving public comments and consultation meetings, with a focus on the submission of witness lists and procedural matters related to various proceedings, including the fuel-cost-adjustment mechanism. It also mentions Nova Scotia Power and the Nova Scotia Board of Electricity Regulation.
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