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· Application · 03/26/2026
Nova Scotia Power filed its 2025 annual report for the Extra Large Industrial Active Demand Control (ELIADC) tariff serving Port Hawkesbury Paper, showing $4.4 million in benefits to other customers.
AI summary
- The ELIADC tariff generated $4.4 million in benefits to other customers in 2025 (approximately $6.42/MWh), including the minimum $4/MWh payment multiplied by PHP's 691 GWh load plus 75% of the Active Demand Control differential
- Port Hawkesbury Paper deviated from dispatch schedules for 95 hours across 21 events (1.1% of total hours), predominantly due to strong order book demand, silo management needs, and paper-run completion requirements
- The company reported challenges implementing hourly cost-benefit analysis by cause code due to Portfolio Optimization software limitations and precision issues with low load increments relative to system load
- NS Power addressed Board directives from the 2025 proceedings, including the $4/MWh to $5/MWh minimum payment increase and removal of fixed costs from the CBL Energy Charge calculation
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- N-1 Annual Report - Redacted
- N-1(C) Annual Report - Confidential
- 101383 Confidential Undertaking