Topic:"Revenue Requirement" in M12247

2025 Evergreen IRP Action Plan and Roadmap Update (NSEB M12247) NSPI Responses to Consumer Advocate Information Requests 1 Request IR-7: 2 3 The Consumer Advocate would be interested in an update on the relative rate impact 4 comparison (2...

AI summary The Consumer Advocate requested an update on the rate impact comparison between the 2020 IRP and NS Power's current forecast, particularly regarding changes in resource plan components and policy shifts. NS Power responded that the next general rate application in 2025 will reflect the near-term impact of The Path to 2030 resource plan, and that an updated IRP from the NSIESO will provide more accurate comparative rate assessments beyond 2030.

not allow for delay of critical system planning work to begin while the NSIESO transfer process is completed.[3](#page-3-2) DATE FILED: September 4, 2025 Page 4 of 19 Synapse Submission, Re: Comments on Nova Scotia Power's 2025 Integrated...

AI summary The transition of IRP responsibilities to NSIESO raises concerns about potential planning gaps during the transfer. Submissions highlight uncertainty in the transition timeline and the need for continuous system planning. NSIESO has initiated steps like establishing a Board of Directors and filing its first Expenditure and Revenue Requirement application (M12412).