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Topic:"Cost Considerations" in M03666

Matter: P-188 - NSPI Regulation 3.6 - Net Metering - Request approval of the revised Regulation 3.6Enhanced net metering service, in compliance with recent legislative changes to the Electricity Act.
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N-6NSPI Reply Submission 2/23/2011 2 passages
Costs and Benefits p. pp. 40-41
Costs and Benefits he transition from imported fuels to renewable electricity and cleaner local fuels will increase power bills in the short term, but offer lower and more stable rates in the long run. Not making this transition would shac...

AI summary The transition to renewable energy and cleaner fuels will increase power bills in the short term but offer more stable and lower rates long-term. Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) highlights that the share of fuel costs in its overall expenses is rising, as is the cost of controlling emissions from coal-fired plants. Government estimates suggest a 1-2% annual increase in electricity bills due to this plan, with potential offsets from energy efficiency and demand-side management programs.

COMFIT Payment p. p. 46
COMFIT Payment Fixed prices for qualifying COMFIT technologies and classes will be set through a process conducted by the UARB beginning this fall and ending with a hearing in mid to late winter. During this process, the UARB will evaluate...

AI summary The UARB will set fixed prices for qualifying COMFIT technologies through a process beginning this fall, ending with a hearing in mid to late winter. The UARB will consider various costs, including depreciation, labor, overheads, and return on investment, based on evidence and stakeholder input.

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