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ELECTRIC VEHICLE SMART CHARGER PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT (the "Agreement")Electric Vehicle Smart Charger Participation Agreement • October 28th, 2020
Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (“NSPI”) is commencing an innovative smart grid p rogram b ased on the Utility and Review Board Decision (May 7, 2020) that permits NSPI to partner with customers in installing and testing various pieces of smart technology in customer’s homes (the “Program”). NSPI is looking for customers in your area who are interes ted in having an electric vehicle smart charger (the “Charger”) installed in their home. For the duration of the Program , NSPI shall have primary control of the Charger, including, among other things, increase or red uce charging and power o n an d o ff th e Charger. The Program will run until December 31, 2022 and after that time or when NSPI deems the Program complete, the Charger will remain in the Home unless the customer chooses to have the Charger removed as per the guidelines as set out below.
ELECTRIC VEHICLE SMART CHARGER PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT (the "Agreement")Electric Vehicle Smart Charger Participation Agreement • September 25th, 2020
Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (“NSPI”) is commencing an innovative smart grid program based on the Utility and Review Board Decision (May 7, 2020) that permits NSPI to partner with customers in installing and testing various pieces of smart technology in customer’s homes (the “Program”). NSPI is looking for customers in your area who are interested in having an electric vehicle smart charger (the “Charger”) installed in their home. For the duration of the Program, NSPI shall have primary control of the Charger, including, among other things, increase or reduce charging and power on and off the Charger. The Program will run until December 31, 2022 and after that time or when NSPI deems the Program complete, the Charger will remain in the Home unless the customer chooses to have the Charger removed as per the guidelines as set out below.
