Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Standardized Filing" in M08059

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - Generation Utilization and Optimization
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70411Proposed Terms of Reference 1 passage
Section 9
conference in Halifax; solicit feedback at conference and from post-conference comments. d. Prepare final report post technical conference, addressing feedback. e. Attend hearing on final report.

AI summary The text outlines procedural steps involving a technical conference in Halifax, soliciting feedback, preparing a final report addressing that feedback, and attending a hearing on the report. These steps align with regulatory processes for stakeholder engagement and standardized filings.

70544Comments - PHP 1 passage
Section 2
s through and possibly beyond 2030. The TOR generally outline a thorough and robust process. Accordingly, PHP only has a few comments in respect of the TOR for consideration by Synapse and the Board. Although Synapse proposes to run variou...

AI summary PHP highlights concerns with Synapse's Terms of Reference (TOR) for a modelling exercise, emphasizing the need for stakeholder input on assumptions and critiquing the lack of structured engagement in the TOR. PHP suggests a technical conference for feedback and notes potential issues with the illustrative matrix provided in the TOR.

70737Board letter enclosing Response to Stakeholder Comments on Proposed Terms of Reference - Track Changes Version Aug 1 vs July 28 1 passage
Section 1
Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board Mailing address Office PO Box 1692, 3rd Floor, 1601 Lower Water Street Halifax, Nova Scotia Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 3P6 B3J3S3 1 855 442-4448 (toll-free) [email protected] 902 424-4448 t http://nsuar...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board requests further stakeholder comments on Synapse Energy Economics Inc.'s amended Terms of Reference (TOR) for M08059 - Generation Utilization and Optimization by August 10, 2017. The Board panel includes Peter W. Gurnham, Roland A. Deveau, and Steven M. Murphy.

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