Topic:"Capacity Market Participation" in M06733

15 Capacity Value (%) Year NRIS wind ERIS wind PH Biomass 2015 17 0 0 2016 17 0 0 2017-2038 17 0 0 2039 17 0 100 16 17 \ Note: The biomass plant is not counted as firm capacity until a second Lingan unit is retired in a particular resource...

AI summary The table outlines the capacity value percentages for different energy resources from 2015 to 2039. The biomass plant's capacity value is set to 100% starting in 2039, contingent on the retirement of a second Lingan unit in a specific resource plan.

18 19 20 21 In cases where incremental wind was added (e.g. the No DSM Plan – 150 MW wind block in 2032) above the currently planned and committed wind as shown in CA IR-21, a capacity value of 12 percent was applied. 22 2016-2018 DSM Plan...

AI summary The text discusses the application of a 12% capacity value to incremental wind additions above planned levels, referencing the No DSM Plan – 150 MW wind block in 2032, and mentions the 2016-2018 DSM Plan (NSUARB M06733) and NSPI responses to consumer advocate information requests.

CRP Mid/FGD Hall LOW Dase CRF WIIU/FGD CRP CRP1-1-FGD CRP2-17-FGD No DSM Plan (Synapse) Low DSM Plan 2015 651,665 673,694 630,259 678,476 649,093 2016 667,940 685,619 650,149 689,420 662,626 2017 701,354 714,414 687,222 718,278 693,524 201...

AI summary The document presents a table with various CRP (Capacity Resource Plan) scenarios, including different DSM (Demand Side Management) plans, and their associated load values over multiple years. The data shows varying levels of energy demand and capacity requirements, with different scenarios (e.g., 'Hall LOW', 'Dase', 'Low DSM Plan') and associated figures for each year from 2015 to 2039.

45 2016-2018 Demand Side Management Resource Plan (M06733), Transcript, June 15, 2015, pages 112-114, lines 12-22; lines 1-22; and lines 1-3. 1 system an additional 500 GWh and more than supplements any potential shortfalls in 2 energy or...

AI summary The transcript discusses Nova Scotia Power's 2016-2018 Demand Side Management (DSM) Resource Plan, focusing on energy savings, capital investment avoidance, and compliance with Renewable Electricity Regulations. The plan aims to prevent new capacity or renewable investments up to 2032 and addresses potential RES compliance risks.

64 Exhibit E-40, Evidence of the Drazen Consulting Group, on behalf of the Industrial Group, June 2, 2015, page 19, lines 7-14. 1 when sort of that stable level of activity and I believe in the Province's 2 energy report that one of the th...

AI summary The document discusses the changing supply and demand balance in Nova Scotia's electricity system, noting a significant decrease in demand due to the loss of major industrial customers and energy efficiency programs, as well as an increase in supply from new wind farms and COMFIT projects. It argues that affordability is more important than maintaining stable spending levels on demand-side management (DSM) programs.