Topic:"Capacity Costs" in M12412

12 This category comprises various expenses related to the development and execution of capacity 13 procurements to satisfy the requirements identified in the 2030 Clean Power Plan which identifies 14 the need for 300MW of fast acting gene...

AI summary The text discusses expenses related to capacity procurements under the 2030 Clean Power Plan and NSPI's 2023 Evergreen IRP, including procurement and project management costs, a 300 MW RFP, and other capacity contract opportunities. Costs include consulting fees, legal support, and document acquisition.

Grouping: Employees & Recruitment (Administration) - "Salaries and W ESTIMATED 2025/2026 Dispatch winner of RFP for PSCAD/PSSE Compile System Impact Study Milestone Information 50,000 150,000 50,000 150,000 Submit paperwork for Facilities...

AI summary The document presents a detailed breakdown of estimated costs for various activities related to site development, capacity contracts, and other administrative tasks in 2025/2026, including salaries, contingency reserves, and legal expenses.

14 4.3.2.8.3 Other capacity contract opportunities - 15 Per the Application, these costs are to develop a capacity contract to procure additional fast acting generation. The - 16 NSIESO is currently investigating an opportunity to enter in...

AI summary The Application proposes developing a capacity contract to procure a 100MW SCCT with a commercial operations date of Fall 2028. The NSIESO is investigating this opportunity, with a budget including legal, credit, technical support, and contingency costs.

Docket 15-1): Testimony regarding the impact of Exelon's proposed Medway power plant on compliance with the Global Warming Solutions Act. On behalf of Conservation Law Foundation. November 13, 2015. California Public Utilities Commission (...

AI summary Testimonies from multiple California Public Utilities Commission dockets address utility proposals impacting rate design, energy costs, and environmental compliance. Key entities include the Conservation Law Foundation, Southern California Edison, and the California Office of Ratepayer Advocate. Topics involve time-of-use pricing, capacity costs, and alignment with the Global Warming Solutions Act.