Topic:"2025 Ace Plan" in M08929

Category Participant Assumption Comment NS Power Response 13. Sustaining CA Are IRP and 2020 ACE sustaining capital forecasts based Yes. The ACE Plan is based on the annual bottom-up view Capital (Chernick & on different UF? Does sustainin...

AI summary The discussion revolves around sustaining capital forecasts in the 2020 ACE Plan and IRP, with questions about the basis of assumptions, utilization factors, and inflation adjustments. NS Power confirms that sustaining capital estimates are based on real 2020 dollars and incorporates inflation.

012 Clerk of the Board Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board Box 1692, Unit “M” Halifax, Nova Scotia. B3J 3S3 Subject; Proposed Annual Capital Expenditure Plan (ACE Plan 2012) (NSPI) Dear Sir/Madam; Nova Scotia Power Inc., is applying for a...

AI summary The letter expresses concern over Nova Scotia Power Inc.'s proposed ACE Plan 2012, highlighting the lack of emphasis on grid upgrades, particularly the 69kv transmission line in the Annapolis Valley. It emphasizes the outdated nature of the grid system and the need for investment in renewable energy and infrastructure, such as a CHP plant through the COMMFIT program.

ion system, as outlined in its Annual Capital Expenditure (ACE) plan. Further, new transmission investment was offered as a resource option in the IRP analysis for additional wind integration and/or to access to additional firm capacity vi...

AI summary The text discusses the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) analysis, including the Annual Capital Expenditure (ACE) plan and the consideration of new transmission investment for wind integration and firm capacity access. It notes that distribution level modeling is outside the current technical boundary of capacity expansion modeling.