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Topic:"Public Interest" in M12784

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2025 Annual Performance Standards Report
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101602Notice of Intervention - CA 1 passage
Section 1
M12784 NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT -and- IN THE MATTER OF: A review of NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED’s 2025 Annual Performance Standards Report NOTICE OF INTERVENTION OF: CONSUMER ADVOCATE TAKE NOTI...

AI summary The Consumer Advocate intervenes in a proceeding reviewing Nova Scotia Power Inc.'s 2025 Annual Performance Standards Report under the Public Utilities Act, representing residential ratepayers' interests. The Advocate will address Energy Board issues and is represented by Pink Larkin and InterGroup Consultants.

101842Participant List 1 passage
Section 1
M12784 NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF the PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT -and- IN THE MATTER OF a review of NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED’s 2025 Annual Performance Standards Report LIST OF PARTICIPANTS NOVA SCOTIA POWER INC. (NS Power) L...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is reviewing NS Power's 2025 Annual Performance Standards Report under the Public Utilities Act. Key participants include NS Power, Board Counsel, and the Consumer Advocate. The proceeding involves regulatory oversight of utility performance and public interest considerations.

102600Closing Arguments - IG 1 passage
Conclusion p. p. 4
Conclusion In summary, the Industrial Group respectfully submits that: - 1. NSPI should file in its Annual Performance Standards Report, a program-level attribution analysis identifying the SAIDI improvement estimated to result from each c...

AI summary The Industrial Group submits several recommendations to NSPI and the Board regarding performance standards, including the need for detailed reporting on SAIDI improvements, transmission loss of supply analysis, and the inclusion of customer-level metrics in performance standards. They also suggest penalties under the PUA be credited to the FAM for customer benefit.

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