Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Regulatory Oversight" in M12521

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Application for 2026 DSM Cost Recovery Rider (DCRR)
3 passages 3 documents

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99808Notice of Intervention - SBA 1 passage
SMALL BUSINESS ADVOCATE
SMALL BUSINESS ADVOCATE TAKE NOTICE that the Small Business Advocate hereby Intervenes in this proceeding in accordance with the regulations. The Small Business Advocate represents 3 classes of small business (namely 10, 11, and 21 - small...

AI summary The Small Business Advocate intervenes in the proceeding on behalf of three classes of small businesses (classes 10, 11, and 21), representing their interests that may be affected by the application. Contact information for the Advocate and consultants is provided.

99869Participant List 1 passage
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS NOVA SCOTIA POWER INC. (NS Power) 1223 Lower Water Street PO Box 910 Halifax, NS B3J 2A8 Tel: 902-428-6996 Michael Willett Director Regulatory Finance [email protected] Copy to: Monique MacLean Monique.maclean...

AI summary The document lists participants in a regulatory proceeding, including Nova Scotia Power Inc. and the Industrial Group, along with their contact details and representatives. This information is part of the formal process for stakeholder engagement in regulatory matters.

100294Submission - IG 1 passage
CONCLUSION p. p. 2
CONCLUSION The Industrial Group respectfully requests the Board: - 1. Approve NSPI's proposed changes to the allocation of DSM costs under the DCRR; - 2. Provide guidance on, or initiate a proceeding to address the issue of the interpretat...

AI summary The Industrial Group requests the Board to approve changes to the DSM cost allocation under the DCRR, seek guidance on the interpretation of PUA section 64AB and the interest rate for the BA component, and align the effective date of the 2026 DCRR with the GRA proceeding.

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