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ARTICLE · 29 JANUARY 2020

OEB Approves Capital Funding Requests By Two Electricity Distributors For A Shared Building

On January 23, 2020, the Ontario Energy Board issued its decision in respect of Incremental Capital Module ("ICM") applications made by two electricity distributors, ...

CanadaEnergy and Natural Resources

On January 23, 2020, the Ontario Energy Board issued its decision in respect of Incremental Capital Module (“ICM”) applications made by two electricity distributors, Brantford Power Inc. and Energy+ Inc. As stated in the decision, the OEB’s ICM policy was established to address the treatment of a distributor’s capital investment needs that arise during a Price Cap Incentive Regulation Plan and that are incremental to a calculated materiality threshold.

Brantford Power proposed to consolidate its staff from other facilities into a new administration and operations centre. In order to replace its previous operations centre, Energy+ entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Brantford Power to search for a new facility that could be shared and jointly used. Both distributors sought OEB approval of ICM funding in respect of the new building: Brantford Power proposed to lease out any extra space and did not request any ICM funding in respect of the excess space that

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