Topic:"Commercial Net Metering" in M11108

John D. Wilson  Grid Strategies, LLC Page 9 South Carolina PSC Docket Nos. 2019-224-E and 2019-225-E, surrebuttal testimony on 2020 Integrated Resource Plans filed by Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress. All-source procurement...

AI summary John D. Wilson and Paul Chernick provided testimony in multiple regulatory proceedings across South Carolina, California, and Nova Scotia, addressing integrated resource plans, net energy metering, real-time pricing, and hydroelectric project reasonableness. Testimonies focused on rate design, cost-of-service methods, and program evaluations.

Page 12 of 25 2023 Load Forecast Report – Rebuttal Evidence Non-Confidential 1 NS Power Response: 2 3 As discussed in Section 4.4 of the Load Forecast Report, commercial solar net metering uptake is 4 modeled based on recent trends and exp...

AI summary NS Power's rebuttal addresses questions about commercial solar net metering, RTR program expansion, and large customer DSM measures. They clarify that the Load Forecast Report does not evaluate business cases for solar or RTR, emphasizing that solar generation is assessed via the IRP process. Large customers' DSM and RTR participation are deemed outside the report's scope.