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Topic:"Public Interest" in M08929

Matter: P-884 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - Integrated Resource Planning (IRP) and M08059--Generation Utilization and Optimization
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N-17Comments - Sierra Club Canada Foundation 1 passage
IRP Responses p. p. 0
failed to adhere to best practices and did not incorporate any of the key IAP2 public participation practices and core values set out by the International Association for Public Participation, namely: - 1. Public participation is based on...

AI summary The IRP process failed to adhere to IAP2 public participation standards, excluding key stakeholders, not consulting vulnerable groups, and dismissing feedback. NSP did not document stakeholder engagement or ensure meaningful participation, undermining transparency and inclusivity in decision-making.

N-18Response to Comments - NSPI 1 passage
General Comments on the Stakeholder Process, Approach to the Analysis, and Reasonability of NS Power's Long-term Electricity Strategy p. p. 6
prices. [17](#page-7-0) Heritage Gas also provided the following comments on the open process undertaken throughout this IRP, and highlighting opportunities for continued collaboration going forward: Heritage Gas believes that NSPI's appro...

AI summary Heritage Gas supports NSPI's evergreen IRP approach but stresses the need for competitive energy alternatives to achieve sustainable development. It emphasizes collaboration among stakeholders to ensure cost-effective, reliable solutions and lower emissions. The company welcomes stakeholder feedback in IRP updates and urges monitoring of energy sector developments to meet provincial goals.

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