E-10-(i)Book of Authorities
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$1.1 million. Both of these amounts are further offsets currently available within existing rates since the revenue related to these fully amortized deferrals continues to be collected during 2015. [87] As noted earlier, in 2014 approximat...
AI summary The document discusses the diversion of funds from the DSM rider in 2015 to cover excess fuel costs, with the Board agreeing that these funds were intended for DSM purposes and remain in rates despite the deferral. The amounts involved are approximately $53 million and $1.1 million.
3.5.3.1 Findings [88] The Board notes that the DSM amount of $33,210,000, as set by the Board for 2016, is below DSM spending in each of the last four years. It is also an amount significantly below that recommended in the IRP, and the Boa...
AI summary The Board acknowledges that the DSM amount of $33.2 million for 2016 is below recent spending levels but considers it affordable under the PUA. The Board also notes that NSPI should be able to offset any potential revenue shortfall without a rate increase.
3.13 Costs [128] The EAC seeks costs in this proceeding in the amount of $27,500. The EAC is a non-profit organization and would qualify for costs under the Board's Costs Rules . The Board did find the evidence provided by the EAC's witnes...
AI summary The EAC is seeking costs of $27,500 in this proceeding. The Board found the EAC's witness helpful and directed E1 and the EAC to discuss the issue. The Board may award costs but is unlikely to reimburse employee salaries of the EAC.
7) RESOLUTION PROCESS Year Report/ Process Filing Timeframe Inclusions 2017 2017 Q2 Report July/Aug See 2015 Q2 report for details Historical- looking rate and bill impact analysis End of October Results by rate class in graphical form Ove...
AI summary This section outlines the resolution process, including various reports, filings, and meetings related to rate and bill impact analysis, as well as the 2019-2021 DSM Plan Filing. Key activities include quarterly reports, meetings with the DSMAG, and standardized filings.
reports. The Board's Decision, para. 826, summarized and accepted PwC eventual amounts for "past losses": lost profit – Antigonish retail: $5,301,499 lost profit – distribution centre: $2,112,504 lost profit – vendor discounts: $1,086,279...
AI summary The Board's decision outlines the calculation of past losses for Central, including lost profits and adjustments for financing costs and incremental operating expenses. It also notes concerns about Mr. Thompson's influence on the Wintrip Report and his credibility as a witness.
(The table of contents is not part of the statute) Section Domestic rate or charge in certain cases 73 Approval for issue of certain securities 74 75 Location of office and books 76 Use of equipment by another utility 77 Consent for erecti...
AI summary The text outlines various sections and regulations related to public utilities, including domestic rate regulations, franchise agreements, board supervision, and procedures for complaints and hearings. It includes sections on electricity efficiency, demand-side management, and the process for handling disputes and regulatory actions.
Board's authority when approving agreements - 79M (1) In making an order approving an agreement pursuant to Section 79L, the Board shall establish such performance requirements for the franchise holder as the Board considers appropriate. -...
AI summary The Board has authority to set performance requirements, determine costs, and attach modifications to agreements approved under Section 79L. It may also defer cost recovery up to $100 million, considering benefit alignment and rate stability.
Supply Agreement 1 2 (b) provide sufficient resources to enable EfficiencyOne to perform its obligations on time and in accordance with this Agreement; 20 21 22 23 4.3 accord due, to NSPI shall make monthly payments on the first Business D...
AI summary The Supply Agreement outlines the obligations of NSPI to provide timely payments to EfficiencyOne based on the Contract Price, with payments made monthly on the first Business Day of each month, in accordance with Schedule 'B', and including applicable HST. EfficiencyOne is required to submit invoices in advance of the payment dates.
4 14. INDEMNITY - 5 6 7 8 9 10 14.1 EfficiencyOne shall assume all risk of loss, damage or injury, including death, to person or property, caused by its directors, officers, employees, Subcontractors, agents or representatives, and agrees...
AI summary This section outlines the indemnity provisions between EfficiencyOne and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI), specifying that EfficiencyOne assumes all risk of loss, damage, or injury caused by its personnel, except for cases involving the negligence or wilful misconduct of NSPI. Both parties agree to indemnify each other against liabilities arising from breaches of the agreement, with exceptions for negligence or wilful misconduct by the other party.
15. LIMIT OF LIABILITY 40 41 42 43 15.1 Neither Party shall be liable to the other Party for any Consequential Losses with respect to the performance or non-performance under this Agreement or for any actions undertaken in connection with...
AI summary This section outlines the limit of liability for both parties under the agreement. EfficiencyOne's liability is capped at $2 million, excluding certain scenarios like indemnification, wilful misconduct, and refund obligations. Similarly, NSPI's liability is also capped at $2 million, excluding wilful misconduct and payment of the Contract Price.
Supply Agreement - insurance covering licensed vehicles owned or operated by or on behalf of EfficiencyOne. - (d) Property Insurance covering all loss of or damage to EfficiencyOne's property and equipment of EfficiencyOne or for which Eff...
AI summary The Supply Agreement outlines insurance requirements for EfficiencyOne, including property, professional liability, and workers' compensation coverage. NSPI may enforce these requirements and recover costs if EfficiencyOne fails to maintain the required insurance. EfficiencyOne is also responsible for deductibles and ensuring compliance by subcontractors.
30 17. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 - 31 17.1 NSPI acknowledges that all branding, trade and business marks of EfficiencyOne used 32 in the course of provision of EECA pursuant to this Agreement, (the "EfficiencyOne 33 Brands"...
AI summary This section outlines the intellectual property rights related to branding and trademarks between NSPI and EfficiencyOne. It specifies that EfficiencyOne's brands remain their sole property and cannot be used by NSPI without consent, and vice versa. Both parties must return or destroy each other's brands upon termination of the agreement.
II. Payments In accordance with Section 4.3 of the Agreement, the monthly payments to be made by NSPI to EfficiencyOne over the Term shall be as set out below. The monthly payment amounts referred to following are exclusive of required HST...
AI summary The document outlines monthly payments by Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) to EfficiencyOne under Section 4.3 of the Agreement, excluding required HST, which is to be remitted separately.
indemnity 8 13. The Recipient shall indemnity and hold the Disclosing Party harmless from any and all loss, liability, cost or expense (including, without limitation, solicitor's costs on a solicitor and client basis and all other costs of...
AI summary The Recipient is required to indemnify the Disclosing Party against any loss, liability, cost, or expense resulting from the Recipient's breach of the Agreement, including legal costs. This obligation remains in effect even after the Agreement is terminated.