Topic:"Commercial Industrial Programs" in M12451

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AI summary Lynn MacDonald opposes a Nova Scotia Power (NSP) rate increase, arguing that seniors and small businesses cannot afford higher costs. She cites NSP's cybersecurity breach as a reason for the rate hike and warns of increased hardship, including more people living in tents. The email urges the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB) to reject the increase.

sket and Mersey Rivers would need to adapt. Significant re-vegetation programs would also be required. In the case of Mersey, this would, in part, occur within and impact the Kejimkujik National Park. • Archeological/Cultural Impact : Arch...

AI summary Decommissioning hydroelectric assets on the Tusket and Mersey Rivers would cause environmental, archaeological, commercial, and social impacts. Over 300 archaeological sites are at risk, 402 waterfront properties on Tusket and 71 on Mersey would lose waterfront status, leading to property value declines. Social impacts include reduced water access and recreational use, while re-vegetation programs and protective measures for sites are required.

LARGE INDUSTRIAL TARIFF Page 1 of 6 (2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over) Rate Code 23

AI summary The document outlines the Large Industrial Tariff for customers with 2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over, using Rate Code 23. It is part of a regulatory proceeding under the Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB) involving Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI). Key elements include tariff structure and potential cost recovery mechanisms.

LARGE INDUSTRIAL TARIFF Page 6 of 6 (2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over) Rate Code 23

AI summary The document outlines the LARGE INDUSTRIAL TARIFF for customers with 2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over, specifying Rate Code 23. It references regulatory frameworks involving Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) and the Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB), with acronyms related to energy pricing mechanisms and demand management programs.

chment 1 Page 47 of 175 2024 Load Forecast Report REDACTED 1 Figure 29: Residential End-Use Intensities 2 3 4 The intensity trends are similar to those in prior forecasts. The use of heat pumps for space 5 heating is forecast to increase s...

AI summary The document discusses residential and commercial end-use intensity trends, including increased use of heat pumps, decreased electric baseboard heating, and slow declines in lighting and refrigerator efficiency. Commercial end-use intensities are measured per square metre, with forecasts for heating, cooling, and ventilation.

2025 Load Forecast Report Redacted 1 Figure 43: Historical and Forecast Annual Residential Sales 58 2 Figure 44: Annual Consumption by Building Type 59 3 Figure 45: Building Characteristics and Structural Index 60 4 Figure 46: Residential...

AI summary The document is a redacted 2025 Load Forecast Report containing figures related to historical and forecast annual sales, building characteristics, demand response, peak contributions, and energy sensitivity. It includes data on residential, commercial, and industrial consumption, as well as peak load forecasts and variance analysis.

1 Figure 28: EV Mileage Assumptions and Load/Peak Modeling Results Vehicle Type Avg kWh/year Avg kW/vehicle on Peak LDV 4,202 0.6 MDV 8,205 1.6 HDV 113,890 7.3 2

AI summary Figure 28 presents assumptions about electric vehicle (EV) mileage and results from load and peak modeling. It includes average annual kilowatt-hour consumption and peak kilowatt usage for different vehicle types: light-duty vehicles (LDV), medium-duty vehicles (MDV), and heavy-duty vehicles (HDV).

DATE FILED: December 9, 2024 Page 25 of 54 1 6.1.6 Commercial Net Metering 2

AI summary The document references a section titled 'Commercial Net Metering' under item 6.1.6. The context and content of the section are not provided in the text, but the heading suggests it may involve regulations or policies related to net metering for commercial customers.

ection is filed under subsection 93.4(4) or (5) of the Act. 4 (1) The Act is amended by adding the following after section 93.3: Definitions 93.4 (1) The following definitions apply in this section. FABI surplus, of a foreign affiliate (re...

AI summary The text outlines an amendment to the Act, specifically adding definitions under section 93.4. It defines FABI surplus in relation to a foreign affiliate, including specific conditions related to taxable surplus calculations under the Income Tax Regulations.

he subject affiliate’s taxable surplus were amounts that are included in computing the subject affiliate’s net earnings or net loss (as defined in subsection 5907(1) of the Income Tax Regulations) (i) in respect of foreign accrual property...

AI summary The text discusses the calculation of taxable surplus for an affiliate, focusing on foreign accrual property income and its relation to foreign accrual business income. It outlines conditions under which such income is attributable to the affiliate's operations and includes specific definitions and exceptions.

ductible 248(1), but does not include a natural person or a part- par l’effet de la division 95(2)f.11)(ii)(D)) nership. (contribuable) sur le total des sommes dont chacune re- présente : transaction includes an arrangement or event. (opér...

AI summary The text outlines definitions related to tax regulations, including terms such as 'transaction,' 'transferred capacity,' and provisions under subsection 95(2)f.11)(ii)(D). It discusses revenue from interests and financing of affiliated companies and sums included under specific tax subdivisions.

2 the foreign affiliate’s relevant affiliate écrit en vertu de la présente division selon les interest and financing expenses (as de- modalités réglementaires, fined in subsection 18.2(1)) (determined without regard to this clause and subs...

AI summary The text outlines specific financial calculations related to a foreign affiliate's interest and financing expenses, as well as foreign accrual property losses, under a regulatory framework. These calculations are determined without regard to certain subsections of the Income Tax Regulations.

3 les dépenses d’intérêts et de finance- (determined without regard to this clause, ment de la société affiliée pertinentes clause (D) and subsection 18.2(19)) for the (au sens du paragraphe 18.2(1)) de la socié- taxation year, and té étra...

AI summary The text outlines the determination of interest and finance expenses of a foreign affiliate, excluding specific provisions, and references the foreign affiliate's foreign accrual property loss or income for the taxation year.

act of rate changes for the 2026-2027 test period. At the time of negotiations, the 2026 DSM Plan decision was pending, and the AA/BA filing was anticipated, with a material forecasted FAM balance. While the GRA (and media reports) paint t...

AI summary The document discusses rate changes for the 2026-2027 test period, noting that Large and Medium Industrial customers will face significant rate increases once riders are included. NSPI committed to working with affected parties under the Consensus Agreement. Amendments to the DSM Rider and concerns over EfficiencyOne's mid-course adjustments are highlighted.

demands 10 used for determining the Minimum System demand allocators. 7 ) In both cases, the general and 11 small industrial classes bear a significant amount of the impact from the proposed changes.

AI summary The text discusses the use of 'demands 10' in determining Minimum System demand allocators under the Minimum System Method versus the Basic Customer Method. It highlights that general and small industrial classes bear significant impacts from proposed changes to these methods.

ciation expense and financing costs of the unrecovered net book value of the DDA be 14 M12451, Evidence of NSPI, Transcripts January 7, 2026 - Page 213, at lines and Page 214, at lines 1-2. - appropriate, that it should be effective no ear...

AI summary The Small Business Advocate (SBA) submits that the Settlement Agreement is comprehensive, fair, and equitable for Nova Scotia's small businesses, recommending the Application be approved by the Board. The SBA emphasizes the agreement's thorough development with customer representatives and experts. The text references matter M12451 and a submission dated January 30, 2026.