Topic:"Utility Governance" in M12282

ustrial energy users. For Industrial Gas Users Association of Manitoba (2020 - present): Support for cost of service and rate design matters. Testimony before the Manitoba Public Utilities Board. For Northwest Territories Power Corporation...

AI summary Bowman Economic Consulting Inc. provides regulatory support to industrial and utility organizations across Canada, focusing on rate design, revenue requirements, cost of service, and system planning. Engagements include testimony before regulatory bodies, technical analysis for rate applications, and project development assistance.

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AI summary The document outlines a regulatory proceeding in Nova Scotia involving efficiency programs, cost tests, and stakeholder analyses. Key entities include Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) and the Nova Scotia Utility and Regulatory Board (NSUARB). The discussion centers on Benefit-Cost Analysis (BCA), Demand Side Management (DSM), and tests like the Societal Cost Test (SCT) and Jurisdiction-Specific Test (JST).

From: [Henwood, Crystal D](mailto:[email protected]) To: [Nancy G Rubin;](mailto:[email protected]) [Alice Napoleon](mailto:[email protected]); [Allison Coffin](mailto:[email protected]); [Angela Co...

AI summary The Board has approved an extension until August 29, 2025, for the M12282-E1 proceeding related to a new BCA Test for Demand Side Management (DSM). The email is addressed to multiple stakeholders, including legal and energy consulting professionals.

ctive and environmentally sound overall energy solutions are available for the Province. In this regard Eastward is aligned with the goals of E1 and the DSMAG and does not have a conflicting interest. Ms. Thompson confirmed that the DSMAG...

AI summary The text discusses DSMAG's role as an advisory group, E1's periodic review process, and lack of consensus among members. Eastward aligns with E1 and DSMAG, while Nova Scotia Power and the Industrial Group (a DSMAG member) have differing views. A settlement agreement with consumer advocates is noted.

Incorporated, and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated may rely upon the expertise of the franchise holder in respect of the delivery of demand-side management. - (4) The Energy Board shall approve an application pursuant to this Section if, in...

AI summary The Energy Board (NSUARB) must approve demand-side management (DSM) applications if they serve customers' interests and meet PUA requirements. Evaluations occur at the portfolio level, emphasizing cost-effectiveness. Nova Scotia Power may leverage franchise holders' expertise for DSM delivery.

with the goal of approving rates, tolls, charges, tariffs, capital applications or other matters that are consistent with the purpose of this Act, the More Access to Energy Act and the regulations. [90] To follow through the threads in s....

AI summary The text discusses statutory changes under Nova Scotia's energy regulation, focusing on the More Access to Energy Act and Energy and Regulatory Boards Act . Key objectives include fostering competition, ensuring reliable energy supply, and transitioning to an independent system operator. The More Access to Energy Act defines sustainable development and outlines procurement practices and energy planning goals.