Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Cost Effectiveness" in M12661

Matter: Nova Scotia Power - Application for approval of an Above-the-Line Tariff applicable to Port Hawkesbury Paper (PHP)Application for approval of the Extra Large Industrial Dispatchable (ELID) Tariff, an above-the-line- tariff available to Port Hawkesbury Paper

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N-19Evidence - CA 2 passages

5.0 PROPOSED ELID DISPATCHABLE RIDER p. p. 10

se to Information Request Synapse-7. Exhibit N-10. transmission and generation costs allocated to PHP in accordance with the Cost of Service (as is the case with other ATL customers).[26](#page-11-0) Note however that the ELIADC Tariff, in...

AI summary The text discusses the proposed ELID Tariff, contrasting it with the ELIADC Tariff, particularly the absence of a Variable Capital Charge (VCC) component. It highlights concerns that PHP's DR credit ratio change may not adequately account for VCC payments, which could exceed 20-30% of DR benefits. InterGroup argues the proposal's complexity warrants further reasonableness testing.

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AREAS OF EXPERIENCE: p. p. 16

AREAS OF EXPERIENCE: - Utility Regulation, including Revenue Requirement, Depreciation, Cost of Service and Rate Design - Economic/Financial Analysis, including Cost-Benefit Analysis and Business Valuation - Strategic Planning and Assessme...

AI summary The text outlines areas of expertise in utility regulation, economic analysis, and public policy advisory, highlighting qualifications such as Certified Depreciation Professional and advanced degrees in economics. It emphasizes experience with revenue requirement, depreciation, cost-of-service analysis, and rate design within regulatory contexts.

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