Topic:"More Access To Energy Act" in M12412

nsition costs beyond those forecasted could occur in the current or future financial periods. 1 More Access to Energy Act , SNS 2024, c 2, Sch B; See Section 7.

AI summary The text highlights the potential for transition costs exceeding forecasts in current or future financial periods, referencing the More Access to Energy Act, SNS 2024, c 2, Sch B, Section 7. This legislation is cited as a regulatory framework relevant to the discussion.

8 B. BACKGROUND AND STATUTORY MANDATE - 9 1. The Nova Scotia Independent System Energy System Operator - The NSIESO is a not-for-profit corporation established by the Act 2 10 on October 24, 2024. The - 11 NSIESO was created by the proclam...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (NSIESO) was established by the Energy Reform (2024) Act (Bill 404) to enhance competition, ensure reliable energy supply, and promote sustainability. It operates under the More Access to Energy Act, with a fiscal year from April to March, and aligns with provincial climate goals.

18 2. Statutory Context of Application - 19 This initial revenue requirement application is being made pursuant to Subsections 29(1) and (2) - 20 of the Act. The Act requires the NSIESO to submit its proposed expenditures and revenue - req...

AI summary The NSIESO submitted a revenue requirement application under Subsections 29(1) and (2) of the More Access to Energy Act, citing delays due to its new status and lack of historical data. It deferred costs to a Net OM&A Deferral and Variance Account, planning future rate recovery mechanisms once approved by the Nova Scotia Energy Board.

14 3. Phased-Approach to Organizational Functions - 15 As a newly constituted organization, the NSIESO is in the early stages of setting up its internal - 16 capabilities to perform its executive, administrative and operational functions....

AI summary The NSIESO is implementing a phased transition of organizational functions from NSPI, starting with system planning and procurement in Q4 2025, followed by real-time dispatch in Q2 2027. Initial setup costs are fully funded by the Province, with a Transition Committee and consulting services aiding the process. Financial forecasts will increase due to the phased approach.

NON-CONFIDENTIAL 22 million, rather it is intended to offset for the NSIESO, and by extension electricity 23 customers in Nova Scotia, the costs of effecting the transition of responsibilities 24 contemplated by the More Access to Energy A...

AI summary The NSIESO clarifies that transition costs related to the More Access to Energy Act are intended to offset expenses for NSIESO and Nova Scotia electricity customers. Planning for the transition is ongoing, with unknown full costs. References are made to prior responses (DGT IR-5, NSEB IR-11), and potential government funding opportunities are noted.

Request IR - 5 - Reference: Exhibit N-1(i), pp. 4-5 of 36 - a) The NSIESO identifies the objectives it is mandated to further under the More Access to - Energy Act . For each object, please identify any actions the NSIESO intends to take t...

AI summary Request IR-5 seeks information from NSIESO regarding its objectives under the More Access to Energy Act for 2025-2026, requests its organizational workplan, and inquires about including business plans in annual revenue applications. The NSIESO is mandated to address these matters as part of regulatory proceedings.

Response IR - 5 - a) This is a difficult question to answer, given the current state of active planning and - executing by the NSIESO of the Phase 1 transition, as many of the broad objectives laid - out in section 9 of the More Access to...

AI summary The NSIESO (NSEB) acknowledges challenges in addressing a question due to ongoing planning for Phase 1 and Phase 2 transitions under the More Access to Energy Act . Key functions being transferred include System Planning and Energy and Resource Procurement, with focus on Phase 1 activities for the 2025/26 fiscal year.

1. Introduction This Terms of Reference ("ToR") outlines the framework for cooperation between the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator ("IESO Nova Scotia") and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated ("NS Power")(together the "Parties" a...

AI summary The Terms of Reference outline the transition of system operator functions from NS Power to IESO Nova Scotia under the More Access to Energy Act, establishing a Joint Transition Committee (JTC) with equal representation to oversee the process, review plans, resolve disputes, and engage experts.

4. Guiding Principles • Information Sharing: NS Power shall, in addition to its duties as a transmitter under the Act, provide IESO Nova Scotia in a timely manner with all relevant information and data in its possession or control, includi...

AI summary The Guiding Principles outline information-sharing obligations between NS Power and IESO Nova Scotia, including escalation procedures for unresolved issues. Continuity of operations, timeliness, and clear division of responsibilities are emphasized, with reference to the More Access to Energy Act . Both parties must cooperate to define roles and ensure regulatory compliance during transitions.

1 Request IR - 8 - 2 Reference: Exhibit N-1(i), p. 8 of 36, lines 10-12 - 3 Have estimated forecasts been prepared for the annual expenditure and revenue requirement in - 4 each of the NSIESO's second and third fiscal years? If so, please...

AI summary The NSIESO (NSEB) has not prepared estimated forecasts for annual expenditure and revenue requirements in its second and third fiscal years. It plans to submit the 2026-2027 revenue requirement by December 31, 2025, under the More Access to Energy Act . The request references Exhibit N-1(i).

NON-CONFIDENTIAL The Phase 1 transitioning NS Power non-union employees will begin to transition to the NSIESO as transition plans are confirmed. The current target date for the transfer of Phase 1 roles is December 1, 2025. Under the More...

AI summary The transition of non-union NS Power employees to NSIESO is planned for December 1, 2025, under the More Access to Energy Act , s. 40. NSIESO must offer employment, but employees are not obligated to accept. Recruitment delays may occur if roles remain vacant. The organization chart is evolving and will be updated as NSIESO builds Phase 1, with recruitment for 12–14 roles expected to begin by January 2026.

NON-CONFIDENTIAL b) Please refer to Response to NSEB IR-17 (b) and (c) and Response to CA IR-5 (a) and (b). c) Please refer to Response to NSEB IR-13 (a). Under the More Access to Energy Act , Section 36 (1): "The IESO shall make an offer...

AI summary The NSIESO is in early stages of planning its IRP, with consulting fees budgeted for IRP tasks. No consultants or modeling software have been identified yet. Legal obligations under the More Access to Energy Act regarding employee employment offers are noted. The CEO's role in IRP direction is mentioned.

3.1 Background on the NSIESO - Established on October 24, 2024, the NSIESO is a not-for-profit corporation created under the More Access to - Energy Act (the "Act") (SNS 2024, c 2, Sch B). The creation of an independent system operator in...

AI summary The NSIESO, established under the More Access to Energy Act and Energy Reform (2024) Act, transitions responsibilities from NSPI to ensure competitive markets, transparency, and environmental goals. Its phased approach includes assuming planning and procurement in Q4 2025, with real-time dispatch starting in Q2 2027. The NSIESO seeks NSEB approval for its 2026 expenditure plan.

14 Phase 2 5 - 15 Per the response to NSEB-IR-1, Phase 2 (real time dispatch operations) is notionally planned to take place in Q2 of - 16 2027. As Phase 2 involves the real-time operations of the bulk electricity system it brings addition...

AI summary Phase 2 (real-time dispatch operations) is planned for Q2 2027, with NSIESO aiming to complete preparatory work by June 2026. The phase requires additional planning due to complexity, contingent on the More Access to Energy Act being proclaimed. Key activities include refining scope, identifying technology requirements, and developing a transition plan.

Nova Scotia Energy Board IN THE MATTER OF The More Access To Energy Act -And- IN THE MATTER OF An Application by the Nova Scotia Independent System Operator for Approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is handling two matters: the More Access To Energy Act and an application by the Nova Scotia Independent System Operator for approval of its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD 2 IN THE MATTER OF: The More Access to Energy Act 3 IN THE MATTER OF: An Application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System 4 Operator for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue 5 requirement for th...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is considering an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirements for the test year ending March 31, 2026, under the More Access to Energy Act.

IN THE MATTER of the MORE ACCESS TO ENERGY ACT – and – IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31...

AI summary The document pertains to a regulatory proceeding under the More Access to Energy Act, involving an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026. The proceeding is before a panel including Stephen T. McGrath, Roland A. Deveau, and Pennifer L. Nicholson.

NOTICE OF PAPER HEARING _____________________________________________________________________________ The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (NSIESO) applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on August 5, 2025, under s. 29 of the...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (NSIESO) seeks approval from the Nova Scotia Energy Board under the More Access to Energy Act for its proposed OM&A expenses of $6.75 million and the establishment of a Net OM&A Deferral and Variance Account. The Board will conduct a paper hearing, with public participation deadlines and a reference to Matter No. M12412.

2.0 BACKGROUND [9] The enactment of the More Access to Energy Act established IESO Nova Scotia, as a new provincial energy system operator. In addition to other responsibilities, all electricity system operator functions will ultimately be...

AI summary The More Access to Energy Act established IESO Nova Scotia as the provincial energy system operator, transferring functions from NS Power. IESO will initially handle system planning and procurement by Q4 2025, with grid operations transitioning by Q2 2027. Anticipated increased expenditures and revenue requirements are expected over the first three fiscal years.

3.4.1 Findings - [53] The Board agrees with Doane Grant Thornton's recommendations in its evidence and the Industrial Group's submissions that the development of minimum filing requirements provides greater transparency and allows interest...

AI summary The Board endorses recommendations for minimum filing requirements in revenue applications, enhancing transparency and enabling thorough scrutiny of assumptions and financial data. Requirements include formal support for assumptions, historical financial data, projected results, and an annual business plan aligned with the More Access to Energy Act , plus stakeholder engagement details.

ll not be available before July 1, 2026, and, subject to stakeholder engagement and feedback, the NSIESO expects to complete the first IRP exercise by the end of 2026. [Exhibit N-7, IR-17, PDF p. 43] [62] In Synapse IR-2, it was asked abou...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Integrated Resource Planning (IRP) process faces delays until 2026, with Synapse reviewing the IESO Nova Scotia's compliance with the More Access to Energy Act . Synapse recommends modeling considerations, including regional system approaches and stakeholder input on studies like the ELCC and Net Zero Atlantic Hybrid Peak Study. NSIESO aims to complete the first IRP by 2026, pending stakeholder engagement.

3.5.1 Findings [69] The development of IESO Nova Scotia's first IRP is an important foundational exercise which lays the groundwork for the system operator's activities going forward. As Synapse noted, it is "crucial for informing near-ter...

AI summary The development of IESO Nova Scotia's first IRP is critical for informing procurement decisions and ensuring ratepayer interests. NS Power must maintain operations during the transition to IESO, as mandated by the More Access to Energy Act. NS Power confirmed assistance in transitioning responsibilities, though IESO did not participate in prior matters (M12386, M12217).

3.6 Reporting on the Transition from NS Power [78] IESO Nova Scotia stated that it will assume the system operator responsibilities under the More Access to Energy Act in a two-phased transition. In the first phase of the transition, it wi...

AI summary IESO Nova Scotia outlined a two-phase transition from NS Power, with Phase 1 (system planning, procurement) to begin in Q4 2025 and Phase 2 (real-time dispatch) in Q2 2027. The IESO proposed monthly transition reports, but the Industrial Group requested expanded details on costs and milestones. The IESO argued that Phase 1 was largely complete and that cost reporting would increase regulatory burden.

IN THE MATTER OF THE MORE ACCESS TO ENERGY ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator seeks approval for its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026, under the More Access to Energy Act. The proceeding is before a panel including Stephen T. McGrath, Roland A. Deveau, and Jennifer L. Nicholson.

ORDER The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on August 5, 2025, under s. 29 of the More Access to Energy Act , for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requ...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on August 5, 2025, under the More Access to Energy Act, seeking approval for its expenditure and revenue requirement for the initial test year ending March 31, 2026. The Board approved the application on February 25, 2026, as amended.

IN THE MATTER of the MORE ACCESS TO ENERGY ACT – and – IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31...

AI summary This regulatory proceeding under the More Access to Energy Act involves the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator's application for approval of its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026. The proceeding is heard by a panel including Stephen T. McGrath, Roland A. Deveau, and Pennifer L. Nicholson.

NOTICE OF PAPER HEARING _____________________________________________________________________________ The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (NSIESO) applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on August 5, 2025, under s. 29 of the...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (NSIESO) seeks approval from the Nova Scotia Energy Board under the More Access to Energy Act for its proposed OM&A expenses of $6.75 million and a net cost of $5.3 million after provincial funding. The application also requests recording variances in a Net OM&A Deferral and Variance Account. A public paper hearing process is underway with participation deadlines and details available via Matter No. M12412.

IN THE MATTER of the MORE ACCESS TO ENERGY ACT -and- IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31,...

AI summary The document pertains to a regulatory proceeding under the More Access to Energy Act, involving an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The More Access to Energy Act , SNS 2024, c 2, Sch B - and – IN THE MATTER OF: AN APPLICATION by the NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR for approval of its proposed expenditure and rev...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is considering an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026. The proceeding relates to the More Access to Energy Act, SNS 2024, c 2, and involves the Nova Scotia Department of Energy's Executive Lead for Electricity Projects.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The More Access to Energy Act - and - IN THE MATTER OF: An application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for th...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is addressing two matters: the More Access to Energy Act and an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The More Access to Energy Act - and - IN THE MATTER OF: An Application by Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the te...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is handling two matters: one related to the More Access to Energy Act, and another involving Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator's application for approval of its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The MORE ACCESS TO ENERGY ACT -and- IN THE MATTER OF: An application by the NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is handling a proceeding involving the 'More Access to Energy Act' and an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator seeking approval for its expenditure and revenue requirements for the test year ending March 31, 2026.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The More Access to Energy Act – and – IN THE MATTER OF: An Application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for th...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is addressing two matters: the More Access to Energy Act and an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator seeking approval for its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026.

IN THE MATTER of the MORE ACCESS TO ENERGY ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31...

AI summary The document pertains to a regulatory proceeding under the More Access to Energy Act, involving an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: MORE ACCESS TO ENERGY ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF: AN APPLICATION by the NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the te...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is addressing two matters: the More Access to Energy Act and an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator seeking approval for its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026.

Request IR-5: - Reference: Exhibit N-1(i), pp. 4-5 of 36 - a) The NSIESO identifies the objectives it is mandated to further under the More Access to Energy Act. For each object, please identify any actions the NSIESO intends to take to fu...

AI summary Request IR-5 seeks information from NSIESO regarding its actions under the More Access to Energy Act, its organizational workplan, and plans to include business plans in annual revenue applications. The NSIESO is asked to outline fiscal 2025-2026 objectives, provide a workplan document, and confirm intent to submit business plans with revenue applications.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: MORE ACCESS TO ENERGY ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF: An Application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (NSIESO) for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement f...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is addressing two matters: the More Access to Energy Act and an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (NSIESO) seeking approval for its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026.

1 M12412 2 3 NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD 4 5 6 IN THE MATTER OF: The More Access to Energy Act 7 8 – and – 9 10 IN THE MATTER OF: An Application by the NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT 11 ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR for approval of its proposed 12 expendit...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board handles a proceeding under the More Access to Energy Act, involving an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its 2026 expenditure and revenue requirements. The Consumer Advocate has issued information requests to the operator, with responses due October 7, 2025.

In the Matter of the More Access to Energy Act - and - In the Matter of an Application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31...

AI summary The document pertains to a regulatory proceeding under the More Access to Energy Act, involving an application by the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026.

Evidentiary Requirements IG recommended the following with respect to evidentiary requirements of future revenue requirement applications: 2. As part of future RR applications, include the following at minimum: 8 Small Business Advocate Su...

AI summary The document outlines evidentiary requirements for future revenue requirement (RR) applications, including financial results, budget support, stakeholder engagement, and deferral justifications. IESO Nova Scotia agrees to provide documentation with caveats, while DGT emphasizes formal support for significant budget items. The More Access to Energy Act mandates annual reporting for stakeholder engagement.

IN THE MATTER of the MORE ACCESS TO ENERGY ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO) seeks approval for its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026. The proceeding involves multiple intervenors, including the Consumer Advocate, Small Business Advocate, Department of Energy, and industry groups, before a regulatory panel chaired by Stephen T. McGrath.

2.0 BACKGROUND [9] The enactment of the More Access to Energy Act established IESO Nova Scotia, as a new provincial energy system operator. In addition to other responsibilities, all electricity system operator functions will ultimately be...

AI summary The More Access to Energy Act established IESO Nova Scotia as a provincial energy system operator, transferring functions from NS Power. The transition includes phased handover of system planning, transmission interconnection, and procurement by Q4 2025, with grid and dispatch operations moving by Q2 2027. IESO's forecasted expenditures and revenue requirements are expected to rise over the first three fiscal years.

3.1.1 Findings [20] The above discussion about the IESO's organizational structure is not intended as the Board's review and endorsement of the governance-related activities of the IESO. That is the sole purview of IESO Nova Scotia's board...

AI summary The Board agrees with Doane Grant Thornton's assessment that IESO Nova Scotia's organizational structure and associated costs are reasonable and consistent with Canadian ISOs. The review focuses on cost reasonableness, not governance, which remains under the IESO's board's purview per the More Access to Energy Act .

3.4.1 Findings - [53] The Board agrees with Doane Grant Thornton's recommendations in its evidence and the Industrial Group's submissions that the development of minimum filing requirements provides greater transparency and allows interest...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB) endorses minimum filing requirements for revenue applications, emphasizing transparency and thorough evidentiary support. Requirements include detailed financial data, formal assumption documentation, annual business plans aligned with the More Access to Energy Act , and stakeholder engagement details.

3.5 Integrated Resource Planning Process [54] Section 11(1) of the More Access to Energy Act required the IESO to start its first integrated resource planning process within one year after the proclamation of that section on October 24, 20...

AI summary Section 11 of the More Access to Energy Act mandates the IESO to initiate integrated resource planning (IRP) within one year of the Act's proclamation (October 2024), with the first IRP starting in October 2025. The IESO must evaluate diverse energy resources and file results with the NSEB. However, IESO Nova Scotia provided limited details on its initial IRP activities, focusing instead on staffing costs related to the function.

3.5.1 Findings [69] The development of IESO Nova Scotia's first IRP is an important foundational exercise which lays the groundwork for the system operator's activities going forward. As Synapse noted, it is "crucial for informing near-ter...

AI summary The document emphasizes the importance of IESO Nova Scotia's first Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) for informed procurement and ratepayer interests. It highlights NS Power's obligations under the More Access to Energy Act to maintain operations during the transition to IESO. The Board's prior decisions (M12386, M12217) identified IRP transition challenges, with NS Power assisting IESO despite its non-participation in those matters.

3.6 Reporting on the Transition from NS Power [78] IESO Nova Scotia stated that it will assume the system operator responsibilities under the More Access to Energy Act in a two-phased transition. In the first phase of the transition, it wi...

AI summary The IESO Nova Scotia outlined a two-phase transition from NS Power, with Phase 1 (system planning, procurement) by Q4 2025 and Phase 2 (real-time dispatch) by Q2 2027. The IESO proposed monthly transition reports for oversight, while the Industrial Group requested expanded reporting on costs, milestones, and collaboration. The IESO argued expanded reporting would increase regulatory burden.

IN THE MATTER OF THE MORE ACCESS TO ENERGY ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator seeks approval for its proposed expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026. The proceeding is before a panel including Stephen T. McGrath, K.C. (Chair), Roland A. Deveau, K.C. (Vice Chair), and Jennifer L. Nicholson, CPA, CA.

ORDER The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on August 5, 2025, under s. 29 of the More Access to Energy Act , for approval of its proposed expenditure and revenue requ...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) sought approval from the Nova Scotia Energy Board under the More Access to Energy Act for its expenditure and revenue requirement for the test year ending March 31, 2026. The Board approved the application on February 25, 2026, after amendments.