Topic:"Demand Side Management" in M03683

Matter: P-141 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Request Approval of the 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates (AAR's)Request approval of 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates: 1) Load Following (LF) portion of the GRLF Tariff; 2) One Part Real Time Price (1P-RTP) Fixed Cost Adders; 3) Wholesale Market Back-Up/Top-up (BUTU) Tariff; 4) Wholesale Market Non-Dispatchable Supplier Spill (Spill) Tariff

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N-2Refiled 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates (AAR's) 12/8/2010 1 passage

REAL TIME PRICING BACK-UP INFORMATION p. p. 31

r>-$0.000150 $0.0028110 $0.00281 $0.01411 $0.000021 OFF-PEAK $0.05525 $0.00279 $0.00002 $0.05806 $0.00364 $0.00113 $0.00020 $0.05579 $0.05957 $0.00537 $0.00149 $0.00022 $0.08075 $0.014109 $0.035378 $0.008742 $0.058229 $0.000875 $0.001663 $...

AI summary The text provides a list of numerical values and labels related to real-time pricing, including terms such as 'OFF-PEAK' and 'ON-PEAK,' along with various costs such as generation, transmission, distribution, and customer costs. It includes references to EHV (Extra High Voltage) and HV (High Voltage) transmission costs, as well as terms like O&M (Operations and Maintenance) and ROE (Return On Equity).

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06043Board Order approving 2011 Wholesale Market Backup/Top-up Service Tariff 1 passage

DEMAND CHARGE p. p. 2

DEMAND CHARGE $5.286 per month, per kilowatt (kW) of billing demand measured on an average hourly basis. Contracted firm demand requirement is defined as the demand (kW) requested by the wholesale customer (or aggregate customer group) and...

AI summary The document outlines the demand charge structure, which is $5.286 per month per kilowatt of billing demand. It defines contracted firm demand requirement and provides a formula for calculating billing demand based on planning reserve, customer demand, and supplier capacity.

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