N-1Evaluation Report
4 passages
Summary of Deliverable / Commitment Detail & Context Source 1 Initial Due by / Completed on Status Refer to Evaluate the level of costs that are truly driven by an individual's non-coincident demands Synapse recommends that NS Power evalua...
AI summary The document outlines several commitments and recommendations related to demand charges, time-varying pricing (TVP), and tariff structures. Key points include evaluating non-coincident demand costs, modeling demand charge changes for commercial customers, assessing TVP's alignment with avoided costs, and proposing a weekend-inclusive TOU tariff for stakeholder review.
Preferred Rate Plan
AI summary The document discusses the Preferred Rate Plan, which involves the development and implementation of a rate structure that aligns with regulatory guidelines and stakeholder interests. It includes discussions on rate design, cost recovery, and affordability considerations.
3.0 – Demand Charges (3.1) evaluate the extent to which the demand charge may act as a barrier to General class TOU participation and continue to evaluate non-demand TVP designs for General Service customers (3.2) assessment of demand char...
AI summary The document outlines the evaluation of demand charges for General Service customers, including their impact on participation in time-varying pricing (TVP) and the potential for increasing electricity bills. It also discusses the need to recover only specific demand-related costs through non-coincident demand charges and the assessment of bill changes due to load shifting.
Proportion of Costs Classified as Demand Related - The following ratios are based on total demand for the General rate class and include using the cost-of-service model from the 2023-2024 GRA (M11431). - As noted, an updated cost of servic...
AI summary The document discusses the proportion of costs classified as demand related, referencing the cost-of-service model from the 2023-2024 GRA (M11431). An updated model is being developed, with demand allocation ratios under review in an ongoing proceeding.