Topic:"Hearing Procedures" in M12394

cly-traded, regulated North American electric utilities that are transmission and distribution companies," with "limited or no generation assets," and that they all have investment grade debt ratings. I further note that allocating NS Powe...

AI summary The text discusses the allocation of NS Power's allowed Return on Equity (ROE) to NSMPL, emphasizing the existing practice of using a generic ROE across multiple regulated utilities to avoid frequent proceedings. It references similar approaches in Alberta and Ontario, where adjustments are made based on specific risk profiles.

Expert Report Proposals No expert made comments on this issue in its report, as the issues list focused on what interest rate should apply to the account. The OEB's Accounting Order suggests that the continuance of this DVA be addressed at...

AI summary The document discusses the regulatory treatment of cloud computing implementation costs for utilities, emphasizing that these costs should be addressed during the next rebasing rate proceeding. The OEB's Accounting Order suggests considering new deferral accounts or other approaches, informed by results from related generic proceedings.

The attached Notice of Hearing shall be advertised as follows: Halifax Chronicle-Herald: Saturday, August 2, 2025 The Clerk of the Board will provide a copy of the Notice of Hearing and Hearing Order to the list of those interested in elec...

AI summary A Notice of Hearing is to be advertised in the Halifax Chronicle-Herald on August 2, 2025, and posted online by the Clerk of the Board. The notice will be provided to interested parties and posted on the Board's website and social media.

HEARING ORDER NSP Maritime Link Incorporated (NSPML) applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on July 18, 2025, for approval of its 2026 revenue requirement and a cost assessment from Nova Scotia Power Inc. continuing January 1, 2026. The B...

AI summary NSP Maritime Link Incorporated applied for approval of its 2026 revenue requirement and a cost assessment from Nova Scotia Power Inc. The Nova Scotia Energy Board has scheduled a public hearing for December 15-18, 2025, with the possibility of virtual participation via GoToWebinar.

The attached Notice of Hearing shall be advertised as follows: Halifax Chronicle-Herald: Saturday, August 2, 2025 The Clerk of the Board will provide a copy of the Notice of Hearing and Hearing Order to the list of those interested in elec...

AI summary The document outlines the advertising requirements for a Notice of Hearing related to electricity matters, specifying the publication in the Halifax Chronicle-Herald and the distribution by the Clerk of the Board through various channels.

November 20, 2025 By Email Dear Parties: M12394 – NSPML – 2026 Assessment Application Board Counsel Consultant, Dr. Sean Cleary, has requested to attend the above hearing virtually. The Board is requesting the following information for the...

AI summary The Board is requesting information regarding virtual witness participation for the M12394 – NSPML – 2026 Assessment Application hearing. NSPML must confirm by November 24 whether any witnesses will appear virtually, and any party objecting to virtual testimony must notify the Board by November 27. NSPML is also required to submit its witness panel by December 1.