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Topic:"Prudence Reviews" in M12780

Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2027-2031 Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan Application
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102579Letter NSPI re: requests that its third-party experts, Sanem Sergici and/or Sai Shetty of The Brattle Group, participate virtually 1 passage
DECARBONIZATION PATHWAYS AND UTILITY PLANNING p. pp. 14-15
l to assess the prudence of an electric utility's power procurement strategy in comparison to several other alternative options. As a result of this model, she assessed whether it is prudent to recover the congestion and loss costs associa...

AI summary The text outlines work related to assessing the prudence of power procurement strategies, marginal cost studies, and integrated resource planning for electric utilities. It discusses evaluating congestion and loss costs, incremental costs of serving demand, and designing future scenarios based on external factors such as fuel prices and environmental regulations.

103540Closing Submission - CA 1 passage
e. Strategic Electrification p. pp. 13-14
the cost-effectiveness of strategic electrification in future plan periods. E1 will report annually on strategic electrification research activities and findings as part of its Annual Progress Reports. At the hearing, E1 confirmed that in...

AI summary The document discusses the cost-effectiveness of strategic electrification in future plan periods, with E1 reporting annually on related research. E1 did not consider alternatives to the modified PAC test, and a Synapse report questions E1's interpretation of the BCA Test Decision, suggesting assessment of electricity costs should be done at the portfolio level.

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