N-1Letter, Application and Evidence filed by NSPI 11/1/2010
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Class 1 smaller projects and 15 MW for the 28 Class 2 projects will provide an opportunity for smaller residential and 29 commercial projects to participate in the net metering program while guarding 30 against larger scale commercial gene...
AI summary The text discusses an enhanced net metering program with a 1 MW cap for smaller projects and a 15 MW allocation for Class 2 projects. It highlights concerns about the recovery of fixed costs by NSPI and the potential impact on rate structures as the program is evaluated.
N-6NSPI Reply Submission 2/23/2011
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6. TRANSITIONAL ISSUES A number of proponents may have already submitted project applications to NSPI for access to the distribution system. If these projects are already under contract with NSPI through a PPA, they will continue to hold t...
AI summary The document discusses transitional issues related to project applications submitted to NSPI. Projects already under contract will continue under existing PPAs, while new applicants seeking COMFIT qualification must go through the COMFIT application process.
06870Board Order
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3.6 NET METERING SERVICE
AI summary This section discusses the Net Metering Service, a program allowing customers to generate their own electricity and receive credits for excess energy fed back into the grid.
05959Participants List
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REGULATION 3.6 - NET METERING
AI summary This section of the regulatory proceeding outlines the rules and guidelines for net metering, focusing on how customers can generate electricity and receive credits for excess production.
06870Board Order
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3.6 NET METERING SERVICE
AI summary This section discusses the Net Metering Service, which allows customers to generate electricity and receive credits for excess energy sent back to the grid.
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