3. REVENUE AND CONTRACTUAL RIGHTS (continued)
AI summary This section continues the discussion on revenue and contractual rights in the regulatory proceeding, though no specific content is provided in the text. Key entities and acronyms related to Nova Scotia's energy and regulatory framework are referenced.
The costs reported in the Consolidated Statement of Operations, include direct costs of the programs which are comprised of, but not limited to, customer payments, program support costs, and other program and administrative costs directly...
AI summary The text discusses the costs incurred by the Corporation in 2024 related to various programs, including DSM, PNS, and Other Business, with a breakdown of direct and non-direct costs. Non-direct costs are allocated using the ENSC Cost Allocation Methodology Report and reviewed by the NSUARB.
The costs reported in the Consolidated Statement of Operations, include direct costs of the programs which are comprised of, but not limited to, customer payments, program support costs, and other program and administrative costs directly...
AI summary The document outlines the direct and non-direct costs incurred by the Corporation in 2024 for various programs, including DSM, PNS, and Other Business. Direct costs include customer payments and program support, while non-direct costs include salaries and overhead. These costs are allocated based on FTE and direct costs, with the allocation methodology subject to review by the NSUARB.
y E1 in the development of the next DSM Plan, which include engagement of a third-party consultant to provide strategic support for strategic electrification and changes to modelling, including both model inputs and outputs to accommodate...
AI summary The text discusses the development of the next DSM Plan, including the engagement of a third-party consultant and changes to the Rate and Bill Impact Analysis model. It also references the NSUARB's directive for E1 to develop a DSM cost-effectiveness testing methodology and notes that related costs were not included in the 2023-2025 DSM Plan.
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