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Topic:"Asset Management" in M03683

Matter: P-141 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Request Approval of the 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates (AAR's)Request approval of 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates: 1) Load Following (LF) portion of the GRLF Tariff; 2) One Part Real Time Price (1P-RTP) Fixed Cost Adders; 3) Wholesale Market Back-Up/Top-up (BUTU) Tariff; 4) Wholesale Market Non-Dispatchable Supplier Spill (Spill) Tariff

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N-1NSPI Redacted 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates 11/5/2010 2 passages

Load Following portion of GRLF Tariff p. p. 0

Load Following portion of GRLF Tariff There are currently two customers taking energy under the LF portion of the Generation Replacement and Load Following (GRLF) tariff in 2010, representing approximately $0.8 million in revenue. In addit...

AI summary The Load Following portion of the GRLF tariff serves two customers with $0.8M in revenue, while Bowater Mersey Paper Company is eligible for Additional Energy purchases. The Generation Replacement portion uses NSPI's marginal costs without Board approval. The LF rate is proposed to decrease by 5.3% in 2011 due to changes in marginal generation mix and variable costs.

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ONE PART EXTRA HIGH VOLTAGE REAL TIME PRICING TARIFF p. p. 27

ONE PART EXTRA HIGH VOLTAGE REAL TIME PRICING TARIFF

AI summary This document outlines the 'ONE PART EXTRA HIGH VOLTAGE REAL TIME PRICING TARIFF' under Nova Scotia regulatory proceedings. It references key entities like NSPI and Counsel, and discusses programs such as BUTU, Spill, and GRLF. The focus is on tariff design and wholesale market mechanisms.

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N-2Refiled 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates (AAR's) 12/8/2010 1 passage

GENERATION REPLACEMENT AND LOAD FOLLOWING TARIFF p. p. 0

GENERATION REPLACEMENT AND LOAD FOLLOWING TARIFF

AI summary The document outlines the Generation Replacement and Load Following Tariff, a regulatory framework managed by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSP). It addresses mechanisms for electricity generation replacement and load management, ensuring reliable power supply while adhering to regulatory standards in Nova Scotia.

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