Topic:"Harmonized Sales Tax" in M06733

1 2. 2014 DSM RESULTS 2

AI summary This section discusses the 2014 Demand Side Management (DSM) results, involving Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) and Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS), under regulatory oversight by the Utility and Ratepayer Board (UARB). Key entities include KPMG and references to the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP).

INTRODUCTION TO DSM SCREENING

AI summary An introduction to Demand Side Management (DSM) screening in Nova Scotia, involving key organizations like Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) and Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI), with references to regulatory frameworks and energy efficiency programs.

RECENT CHANGES TO STANDARD PRACTICES

AI summary The document outlines recent updates to standard practices in Nova Scotia's regulatory proceedings, involving entities like NSPI, ENS, and UARB. Key topics include energy efficiency programs, demand-side management, and regulatory frameworks. No specific arguments or cross-references are detailed in the provided text.

OPTIONS FOR NOVA SCOTIA

AI summary Nova Scotia's regulatory proceeding discusses energy options involving Demand Side Management (DSM), Harmonized Sales Tax (HST), and Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). Key entities include Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI), Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS), and the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB), with KPMG involved in analysis. The proceeding evaluates programs, legislation, and utility regulations.

ate Filed: March 27, 2015 E1 (NSPI) IR-16 Page 1 of 2 2016-2018 Supply Agreement for EECA M06733 (E-ENS-R-15) E1 Responses to NSPI Information Requests NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 b) If EfficiencyOne is not able to claim ITCs during the implementat...

AI summary EfficiencyOne acknowledges responsibility for HST costs if unable to claim ITCs during the 2016-2018 DSM Resource Plan. They note that energy savings figures would need adjustment in such a case and mention uncertainty regarding guidance from Canada Revenue Agency.

SCHEDULE B

AI summary Schedule B from a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding, involving entities and legislation related to electricity efficiency, utility regulation, and tax considerations. Key stakeholders include EfficiencyOne, Nova Scotia Power Incorporated, and the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board.

COMPENSATION (Page 1 of 2)

AI summary The document heading 'COMPENSATION' indicates the section is incomplete (Page 1 of 2) and contains no substantive content or arguments related to compensation mechanisms, stakeholders, or regulatory decisions.

SCHEDULE C

AI summary The document is labeled as 'SCHEDULE C' from a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding. No substantive content is provided in the text, but context includes references to EfficiencyOne (E1), Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI), and regulatory frameworks like the Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Act (EECA).

11 HST 12 - 13 Under the former DSM administration structure, following the advice of experts, Efficiency - 14 Nova Scotia Corporation ("ENSC") (as it then was) sought a ruling from the Canada Revenue - 15 Agency. Specifically, ENSC sought...

AI summary EfficiencyOne discusses the historical HST issues related to DSM programs and asserts that its new Supply Agreement with NS Power ensures HST is only collected once, avoiding double payment by customers. It also claims compliance with the Public Utilities Act for its proposed DSM Resource Plan.

3.9.1 Findings [119] The Board understands that El is pursuing the input tax credits for past HST which it paid while delivering DSM services. The matter is currently before the Courts and the Board will await the decision before issuing d...

AI summary The Board acknowledges El's pursuit of input tax credits for past HST paid during DSM service delivery. The matter is under court review, and the Board will await the court's decision before proceeding. El must provide updated information to the Board once the court resolves the issue.

4.3 Other Enabling Strategies

AI summary The section 'Other Enabling Strategies' is introduced but no substantive content or arguments are provided in the document chunk. Key entities and acronyms related to Nova Scotia's energy and regulatory framework are listed.

SCHEDULE B

AI summary Schedule B from a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding, involving entities such as Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI), the Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities (EECA), the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB), and the harmonized sales tax (HST). No detailed content is provided in the text.

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

AI summary The section outlines performance requirements for utilities, involving Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI), Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities (EECA), and regulated by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB). It addresses compliance standards and potential regulatory oversight.

II. Payments . In accordance with Section 4.3 of the Agreement, the monthly payments to be made by NSPI to EfficiencyOne over the Term, accounting for the Balance Adjustment, shall be as set out below. The monthly payment amounts referred...

AI summary The document outlines the monthly payments to be made by NSPI to EfficiencyOne, as per Section 4.3 of the Agreement. These payments exclude HST, which will be remitted separately.