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Topic:"Dcrr" in M12768

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Extra Large Industrial Active Demand Control Tariff (ELIADC) - 2025 Annual Report
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101622IG (NSPI) IR-1 to IR-15 3 passages
Request IR-13:
Request IR-13: Reference: 2025 Annual Report, Exhibit N-1, p. 7/9 Preamble: Recommendation XV-1 provided that " NSPI should be required to develop a benefits calculation that takes into account the hourly benefits and costs of PHP load dev...

AI summary The document references a recommendation from the 2025 Annual Report, Exhibit N-1, page 7/9, which suggests that NSPI should develop a benefits calculation considering hourly benefits and costs of PHP load deviations based on hourly quantities and prices, categorized by cause code type.

NSPI has now confirmed:
NSPI has now confirmed: After investigation and internal discussions, NS Power has concluded that it is unable to develop an hourly cost and benefit analysis of all individual Cause Codes. Modeling and isolating the costs and benefits of i...

AI summary NSPI has confirmed it cannot develop an hourly cost and benefit analysis for individual Cause Codes due to limitations in the PortOps software, which leads to conflicting dispatch results and low precision tolerance. The Board is being asked to explain prior assessments, why implementation barriers were not raised earlier, and whether NSPI plans to seek relief or propose alternatives.

Request IR-15:
Request IR-15: - (a) Please file NSPI's response to NSEB IR-3 in M12227 (2024 Annual and Regulated Financial Statements) for the purposes of this proceeding. - (b) Please produce a table for each year, 2020-2025, comparing ELIADC and Large...

AI summary Request IR-15 asks NSPI to file a response to NSEB IR-3 in M12227 and to produce tables comparing ELIADC and Large Industrial Revenues from 2020 to 2025, including energy sales and revenue metrics.

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