Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Wholesale Market Operation" in M10473

Matter: E-ENS-R-22 EfficiencyOne 2023-2025 Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan Application
2 passages 2 documents

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E-23Evidence - MUNIS 1 passage
MEU Recommendations in Response to E1's Application for Approval of a Supply Agreement for Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities between E1 and NS Power (2023-2025 DSM Plan)
hat are operating within the wholesale market, and their individual customers, as E1 modelling groups average rate and bill impacts for program and non-program participants across the Municipal Group. Further, E1 acknowledges that the MEUs...

AI summary E1's application for a supply agreement with NS Power faces scrutiny over its modeling of rate impacts for MEU participants in the wholesale market. The MEUs source power from Ellershouse Wind Farm and New Brunswick, yet E1 did not account for cost and GHG emission differentials in MEU territories. The Board is urged to require separate evaluations of DSM spending in MEU jurisdictions to ensure cost-effectiveness.

E-24-(i)John Athas CV 1 passage
Vice President and Principal Consultant p. p. 0
Vice President and Principal Consultant John provides clients with valuable insights and strategic perspective based on his diverse electric industry experience on matters including utility resource planning, energy efficiency program desi...

AI summary John, Vice President and Principal Consultant, offers strategic insights in utility resource planning, energy efficiency programs, ratemaking, and competitive markets. He has testified before U.S. and Canadian regulatory agencies, leveraging his extensive electric industry experience to inform clients.

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