Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia" in M12954

Matter: Review of Nova Scotia Power Inc. Treatment of Variance Accounts
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102693LEI Draft Terms of Reference 1 passage
Background
Background Below is a brief summary of current treatment of interest rates for the five deferral/variance accounts, which would be reviewed as part of this proceeding. Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider ("DCRR"): In the DCRR Decisi...

AI summary The document outlines the current treatment of interest rates for various deferral and variance accounts, including the DCRR, FAM, SCRR, Securitization Deferral, and DDA. It references past decisions and outlines the Board's stance on applying interest rates, such as NS Power's WACC or the default rate from the Public Utilities Act, pending further proceedings.

102707Notice of Intervention - IG 1 passage
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The Public Utilities Act IN THE MATTER OF: A Review of Nova Scotia Power Incorporated Treatment of Variance Accounts

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is reviewing Nova Scotia Power Incorporated's handling of variance accounts under the Public Utilities Act. This proceeding involves an examination of how the company manages financial variances within its operations.

102717Notice of intervention - CA 1 passage
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT -and- IN THE MATTER OF: A REVIEW OF NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED TREATEMENT OF VARIANCE ACCOUNTS

AI summary This document pertains to a regulatory proceeding under the Public Utilities Act, focusing on the treatment of variance accounts by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated.

102743Notice of Intervention - SBA 1 passage
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The Public Utilities Act - and - IN THE MATTER OF: Review of Nova Scotia Power Incorporated Treatment of Variance Accounts

AI summary This document pertains to a regulatory proceeding under the Public Utilities Act, focusing on the review of Nova Scotia Power Incorporated's treatment of variance accounts.

102963Notice of Intervention - IESO Nova Scotia 1 passage
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD p. p. 1
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The Public Utilities Act -and- IN THE MATTER OF: A Review of Nova Scotia Power Incorporated Treatment of Variance Accounts

AI summary This document pertains to a regulatory proceeding under the Public Utilities Act, focusing on a review of Nova Scotia Power Incorporated's treatment of variance accounts.

102965Notice of Intervention - PHP 1 passage
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The Public Utilities Act, R.S.N.S. 1989, c. 380 as amended – and – IN THE MATTER OF: Review of Nova Scotia Power Incorporated Treatment of Variance Accounts

AI summary This document pertains to a regulatory proceeding under the Public Utilities Act, involving a review of how Nova Scotia Power Incorporated has handled variance accounts.

103024Comments - NS Power 1 passage
Section 2 p. p. 0
tle be revised to Cost of Financing Treatment to recognize that its deferral accounts are financed through sources other than debt alone. The following comments from NS Power relate to Step 4 : Analyze optional interest rate treatment for...

AI summary The text discusses the revision of a deferral account treatment to reflect financing sources beyond debt. NS Power emphasizes the importance of considering the regulatory compact and the impact on ratepayers when analyzing alternative interest rate treatments for deferral and variance accounts. The weighted average cost of capital (WACC) was most recently approved by the Board in M12451.

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