Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Procurement Practices" in M04819

Matter: E-ENSC-R-12 - Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation - Application for Approval of its Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan for 2013 - 2015
6 passages 5 documents

Procurement Practices across all matters →

E-2Evidence of ENSC as DSM Administrator 1 passage
• Next Steps: p. pp. 249-250
• Next Steps: - Continuing the program in 2012 - RFP to be released in November - Program will expand to include more schools - 2011 participants will move to next phase of Sustainability Plans - Building on existing relationships and scho...

AI summary The proceeding outlines next steps including program continuation in 2012, an RFP release in November, expansion to include more schools, progression of 2011 participants to the next Sustainability Plan phase, and leveraging existing school relationships and resources.

E-2(r)Revised ENSC Evidence 1 passage
• Next Steps: p. pp. 250-251
• Next Steps: - Continuing the program in 2012 - RFP to be released in November - Program will expand to include more schools - 2011 participants will move to next phase of Sustainability Plans - Building on existing relationships and scho...

AI summary The proceeding outlines next steps for a program, including continuation in 2012, an RFP release in November, expansion to more schools, progression of 2011 participants to the next phase of Sustainability Plans, and leveraging existing school relationships and resources.

E-18Independent Assessment Report - Navigant Consulting RAM Tool (prepared by Economic Development Research Group) 1 passage
Hourly Rates: p. p. 14
ct scope, specific benefit categories, participating stakeholders, benefit allocation to linked stakeholders, sources of information, cost details, benefit cost analysis and other performance measures Prior to joining EDR Group, Mr. Winsto...

AI summary The text outlines the professional backgrounds of Mr. Winston and Derek Cutler, highlighting their work in economic analysis, infrastructure modeling, and policy research. Mr. Winston's experience includes economic supply chain analysis and forecasting, while Derek Cutler's work at EDR Group involves spreadsheet and database analysis for infrastructure investment studies and policy evaluation.

E-21Direct Testimony of Paul Chernick (Consumer Advocate) 2 passages
4 Q: Have you testified previously in utility proceedings?
4 Q: Have you testified previously in utility proceedings? - 5 A: Yes. I have testified more than 250 times on utility issues before various - 6 regulatory, legislative, and judicial bodies, including utility regulators in thirty - 7 state...

AI summary The witness confirms over 250 prior testimonies in utility proceedings before regulatory, legislative, and judicial bodies across 30 U.S. states, 5 Canadian provinces, and two U.S. federal agencies, including reviews of power plants and purchased-power contracts.

EXPERT TESTIMONY
Counsel. March 2001. Rate design and standard offer under restructuring law; Future rate impacts; Transition to restructured regime; Comparison of Connecticut and California restructuring challenges. 184. Vermont PSB 6460 & 6120; Central V...

AI summary Expert testimony covers regulatory cases in Vermont, New Jersey, and Connecticut, addressing rate design, restructuring challenges, merger savings allocation, gas supply contracts, and auction risks. Key issues include imprudent long-term purchases, market power, and standard-offer service regulation.

E-25Evidence of Canadian Oil Heat Association - Nova Scotia 1 passage
Project Report p. p. 16
Project Report Thomas A. Butcher and Roger J. McDonald Prepared for the Building Technologies Program Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy United States Department of Energy Energy Resources Division Department of Energy Scienc...

AI summary A project report authored by Thomas A. Butcher and Roger J. McDonald for the US Department of Energy's Building Technologies Program Office. The report was prepared under Contract No. DE-ACO2-98CH10886 by Brookhaven National Laboratory and Brookhaven Science Associates for the Energy Resources Division of the Department of Energy Sciences and Technology.

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