Topic:"Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia" in M12273

2025 M12273 NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The Public Utilities Act - and - IN THE MATTER OF: Board Inquiry into Nova Scotia Power’s Cybersecurity Incident NOTICE OF INTERVENTION OF: K + S Windsor Salt Ltd. CKF Inc. Crown Fibre...

AI summary The Industrial Group (comprising multiple large/medium industrial companies) seeks intervention in a proceeding related to Nova Scotia Power’s cybersecurity incident, arguing their costs and rates will be affected by the outcome. The matter is under the Public Utilities Act.

M12273 NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT -and- IN THE MATTER OF a Board Inquiry into NOVA SCOTIA POWER’s Cyber Security Incident EFFICIENCYONE NOTICE OF INTERVENTION TAKE NOTICE that EfficiencyOne hereby in...

AI summary EfficiencyOne intervenes in a proceeding related to Nova Scotia Power's cyber security incident under the Public Utilities Act. As the electricity and conservation franchise holder, EfficiencyOne asserts a direct interest in the matter and intends to participate in the hearing, providing contact details for their legal counsel.

This is further to your public and “Board Confidential” letters sent to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on August 8, 2025. The Board panel considering this matter is Stephen T. McGrath, K.C., Chair, Roland A. Deveau, K.C., Vice Chair, and Ric...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board investigates a utility's cybersecurity practices following a breach, assessing prudence, infrastructure impact, customer service, and data handling. The Board asserts authority under the Public Utilities Act to examine compliance and determine cost recovery reasonableness.

The Public Utilities Act, R.S.N.S. 1989, c. 380, as amended and IN THE MATTER OF: A Board Inquiry into Nova Scotia Power's Cybersecurity Incident

AI summary The document references a regulatory inquiry under the Public Utilities Act regarding Nova Scotia Power's cybersecurity incident. The proceeding examines the incident's implications and compliance with regulatory standards.

hat changes in household energy usage, including switching to alternative heating sources, were not reflected in estimated billing, which they understood to be based on prior years' usage. LIMITATIONS OF MY ROLE 17. I did not: a. assess th...

AI summary An affidavit outlines the limited role of Elisa Akcakiryan in organizing communications related to Nova Scotia Power's cybersecurity incident. It clarifies she did not assess individual bills or calculate damages, but provided context for the Nova Scotia Energy Board regarding intervenor status requests. The document is part of a regulatory inquiry under the Public Utilities Act.