Topic:"Distribution Planning" in M12783

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Regulation 3.6 - 2025 Net Metering Report

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N-12025 Report 1 passage

15 Table 2 – Annual Average Nameplate Capacity for the Past Five Years p. p. 8

15 Table 2 – Annual Average Nameplate Capacity for the Past Five Years Year 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Nameplate capacity (kWac) 8.59 9.49 8.88 8.94 9.57 17 3.2 Potential Future Impacts

AI summary Table 2 presents the annual average nameplate capacity in kilowatts (kWac) for the past five years, showing fluctuations between 2021 and 2025. Section 3.2 discusses potential future impacts, though details are not provided in the excerpt.

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102613Board letter re: accepted as filed 1 passage

M12783 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – Regulation 3.6 – 2025 Net Metering Report p. p. 0

M12783 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – Regulation 3.6 – 2025 Net Metering Report The Board has reviewed Nova Scotia Power Incorporated's (NS Power) Net Metering Report filed March 31, 2026, for the 2025 calendar year. The Board members consider...

AI summary The Board reviewed NS Power's 2025 Net Metering Report, noting a significant increase in net metering customers, primarily residential, with solar being the sole technology used. Halifax County led in new installations, and the Electricity Act was updated in 2022 to allow customers to install renewable generators up to 27 kW without NS Power contracts.

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