Topic:"Compliance Legislation" in M12661

Response IR-13: PHP did not suggest that the NSPSO did not follow the ADC Protocol. PHP described an example of an event that did not have an RT dispatch, nor did the NSPSO use the priority interruption procedure, as PHP is assuming this w...

AI summary PHP clarifies that the NSPSO did not violate the ADC Protocol by not using RT dispatch or priority interruption in a specific scenario, which PHP labels as a 'schedule change.' NSPSO retains the authority to request load drops at any time, distinct from interruptible load terms.

Application by NS Power for Approval of an Extra Large Industrial Dispatchable Above-the-Line Tariff Applicable to Port Hawkesbury Paper (NSUARB M12661) PHP Information Requests to the IG (Bowman) IR-8 Reference: Testimony, page 18 lines 8...

AI summary NS Power is seeking approval for an ELID tariff for PHP. The testimony by Mr. Bowman raises questions about the alignment of PHP's proposed changes to revenue-to-cost ratios with the NSP GRA negotiated settlement, and whether the ELID tariff was approved in Matter M12451. It also asks about the approval of a deferral account for PHP in that matter.