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Topic:"Cap And Trade" in M12665

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) Audit, conducted by Bates White for 2024 and 2025
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N-52024-2025​ Bates White FAM Audit Report - Redacted 2 passages
Figure III-6: PLEXOS Assumptions - Q4 2025 Fuel and Purchased Power Forecast
Figure III-6: PLEXOS Assumptions - Q4 2025 Fuel and Purchased Power Forecast Group PLEXOS Assumptions Update Required Notes Update Received Date GHG Shadow price / GHG limits No Cap-and-trade replaced by OBPS. Permanent OBPS No No Changes...

AI summary The document outlines PLEXOS assumptions for Q4 2025 fuel and purchased power forecast, including updates related to GHG shadow price, OBPS, system constraints, reserve requirements, and transmission capabilities. Notable assumptions include the replacement of cap-and-trade with OBPS and constraints on wind generation and NB imports.

Figure X-32: NSPI's Fleetwide CO2 Equivalent Emissions under Nova Scotia's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Regulations 497
Figure X-32: NSPI's Fleetwide CO2 Equivalent Emissions under Nova Scotia's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Regulations 497 Compliance Period CO2e (mega tons) 2021-2024 27.5 (cumulative total) 2025 6 Second, NSPI was also subject to the Output Bas...

AI summary NSPI's fleetwide CO2 equivalent emissions under Nova Scotia's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Regulations are shown, with 27.5 mega tons from 2021-2024 and 6 mega tons for 2025. NSPI is also subject to the Output Based Pricing System (OBPS), which replaced Cap-and-Trade in 2023 and sets performance standards for individual generators.

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