Topic:"Prudency Reviews" in M11689

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AI summary The text presents a table with numerical data, potentially related to energy load forecasts, but the content is partially redacted. The table includes years, numbers, and categories, but the exact context and discussion points are not fully visible due to confidentiality.

John D. Wilson  Grid Strategies, LLC Page 10 Nova Scotia UARB Matter No. M10110, direct testimony on Nova Scotia Power’s Wreck Cove hydroelectric project on behalf of the Nova Scotia Consumer Advocate. Reasonableness of project and unreso...

AI summary John D. Wilson of Grid Strategies, LLC provided testimony in multiple regulatory proceedings regarding the reasonableness of capital expenditures, cost recovery, and alignment with integrated resource plans (IRP) for energy projects. Key issues included project justification, prudence of remedial costs, and compliance with regulatory standards in Nova Scotia and other jurisdictions.

wth. Recommendations and Considerations NSPI should validate the use of new home construction as a proxy for customer growth, addressing concerns about potential shortcomings of this proxy variable. Other The value of price elasticity has...

AI summary NSPI is advised to validate the use of new home construction as a proxy for customer growth and to conduct a literature review on price elasticity. The Board has raised concerns about NSPI's modeling of work-from-home impacts due to the pandemic, and Synapse requests more empirical justification for NSPI's approach.