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Topic:"Utility Governance" in M12030

Matter: EfficiencyOne (EOne) for approval of a Supply Agreement – Behavioral Program Update
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96997Board Decision Letter 1 passage
Revised Agreement and Functional Responsibilities p. p. 0
Revised Agreement and Functional Responsibilities On December 19, 2024, EOne submitted a further update informing the Board that EOne and NS Power had reached an amended agreement. The update outlines the division of CEM functionality betw...

AI summary On December 19, 2024, EOne and NS Power reached an amended agreement dividing CEM functionalities and EM&V responsibilities. EOne will handle new tabs but cannot report energy savings due to data limitations, while NS Power retains EM&V for existing functions. The Board accepts the agreement without formal approval, noting reduced duplication and alignment with prior decisions (Matter M10460).

96997Board Decision Letter 1 passage
Revised Agreement and Functional Responsibilities p. p. 0
Revised Agreement and Functional Responsibilities On December 19, 2024, EOne submitted a further update informing the Board that EOne and NS Power had reached an amended agreement. The update outlines the division of CEM functionality betw...

AI summary EOne and NS Power amended their agreement, dividing CEM functionality and EM&V responsibilities. EOne assumes new tabs but cannot report energy savings due to data limitations, while NS Power retains existing responsibilities. The Board accepts the revised agreement, noting cost-sharing and alignment with past practices, including Matter M10460. Both parties aim to avoid duplication.

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