May 27, 2010 Nancy McNeil Clerk of the Board Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board 1601 Lower Water Street, 3rd Floor P.O. Box 1692, Unit "M" Halifax, NS B3J 3S3 Re: Fuel Manual Revision Guide – P-200 Dear Ms. McNeil: This letter responds t...
AI summary NSPI responds to the UARB's request regarding stakeholder engagement in revising the Fuel Manual, emphasizing internal review of feedback from Liberty Consulting Group and other stakeholders. The process involves evaluating suggestions, engaging stakeholders, and addressing concerns through working groups.
unnecessary because the suggestion is addressed elsewhere in the Fuel Manual. Engagement of a broader group of stakeholders may reveal that the suggestion is unsupported by stakeholders. In either of these scenarios, the matter will not be...
AI summary The Fuel Manual revision process involves stakeholder engagement, internal approvals by NSPI leadership, and Board filing. Stakeholders receive regular updates and can access confidential information. Proposed revisions require stakeholder review before Board submission.
on is provided electronically to the entire FAM stakeholder list. Confidential FAM stakeholders have access to a copy of the Fuel Manual at NSPI's offices, and can discuss items with NSPI at any time. Subsequent to the stakeholder engageme...
AI summary NSPI outlines the process for revising the Fuel Manual, involving stakeholder engagement, Board submission, and confidential access. NSPI clarifies that the Guide provided does not require Board approval, as it details internal administrative processes, while future Fuel Manual revisions will seek Board approval.