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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-1Letter, Application and Evidence filed by NSPI 11/1/2010 1 passage
Comments Received from Appleseed Energy p. p. 35
Comments Received from Appleseed Energy Original Message From: brian [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, October 15, 2010 11:41 AM To: [email protected] Cc: Ross & Gail; Dana Morin Subject: Appleseed Energy Hello, I have a bu...

AI summary Appleseed Energy expresses support for some proposed changes to Nova Scotia's net-metering program, such as the ability to apply credit to other meters and compensation for surplus credits. However, they are concerned that the program, in its current and proposed forms, does not adequately address the high costs of small-scale power production equipment, which limits the sector's growth potential.

N-6NSPI Reply Submission 2/23/2011 1 passage
Benefits + Costs p. p. 17
Benefits + Costs In the process of transitioning to a system that is cleaner, more diverse, more domestic, and more secure, this plan will support as much as $1.5 billion in green investment—creating good jobs and growing the economy. Spec...

AI summary The transition to a cleaner and more diverse energy system is expected to bring significant economic benefits, including up to $1.5 billion in green investment and the creation of 5,000 to 7,500 person-years of jobs. However, there are upfront costs and short-term increases in electricity bills. Long-term benefits include energy security and stabilized fuel prices due to renewable energy sources.

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