Topic:"Regulatory Compliance" in M13133

bviously the formal process - that's been outlined by the Board but, as has been the - case leading up to this and as will continue to be the - case, from our perspective, if there are questions or - discussions that any of you think would...

AI summary The speaker emphasizes the Board's formal process and encourages open communication beyond the Hearing Order. A decision on the application is expected within 60 days, with a financing order likely to include conditions related to securitization and customer benefits based on bond yields.

HEARING ORDER On October 9, 2026, NS Power filed an application for approval of a financing order authorizing the securitization of $1 billion in costs, collected from customers through a Securitization Cost Recovery Rider. Under s. 35G of...

AI summary NS Power has filed an application for a financing order to securitize $1 billion in costs through a Securitization Cost Recovery Rider. The Board has approved a paper hearing process with specific deadlines for technical conferences, information requests, and submissions. The Public Utilities Act and Board's Regulatory Rules govern the proceeding.

NOVA SCOTIA INDEPENDENT ENERGY SYSTEM OPERATOR ("IESO Nova Scotia") TAKE NOTICE that IESO Nova Scotia requests to intervene in the above-noted matter. Pursuant to the More Access to Energy Act, SNS 2024, c. 2, Sch. B, IESO Nova Scotia is s...

AI summary IESO Nova Scotia requests to intervene in the proceeding, citing its statutory mandate under the More Access to Energy Act to administer the bulk power system and wholesale electricity markets in Nova Scotia. It states that the outcome of the proceeding may affect its interests.

29 Request IR-6: - 1 2 3 4 (a) Please explain whether and how NSPI has considered the requirements and policy objectives of the More Access to Energy Act, including its purpose of encouraging competition in the Nova Scotia electricity mark...

AI summary The request asks NSPI to explain how it considered the More Access to Energy Act's objectives, particularly competition in the electricity market, in its proposal to securitize future fuel costs. It also inquires about the impact of securitization on customers switching to Licensed Retail Suppliers under the RtR program and whether this approach aligns with or hinders competition.