N-2NSPI IR Responses HRWC 1/26/2011
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NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-1: 2 3 Reference: Evidence page 9, lines 8-14. 4 5 Under the proposed regulation, and consistent with the amended Electricity 6 Act, meter aggregation is now expanded to a Distribution Zone. A single 7 custome...
AI summary The document discusses the definition and boundaries of a 'Distribution Zone' under the proposed regulation, explaining that it refers to all NSPI distribution feeders emanating from a single distribution supply transformer within a substation. It outlines how distribution zones are defined by the service area of a particular distribution supply transformer's feeder routing.
31 1 Response IR-1: (cont'd) 2 3 one or more distribution zones (for example, two transformers supplying the same 4 geographic area), and a single distribution zone may serve more than one geographic 5 area/community, depending on the tran...
AI summary The text explains how distribution zones are defined and managed by NSPI, noting that they can change over time due to network optimization. It also provides examples of distribution zones and their associated geographic areas.
\ \ The general service area is a summary and does not describe all areas served. Distribution General Geographic Area Zone ID General Service Areas Chester 84W-T1 Robinson Corner Substation Hwy #14/Chester To East Chester Robinson's Corne...
AI summary The document outlines the general service areas managed by Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI), including geographic zones, zone IDs, and specific substation locations that serve various communities in Nova Scotia. It emphasizes that these areas are summaries and do not cover all locations served.
NON-CONFIDENTIAL Request IR-8: (cont'd) (b) Please explain any possible definitions of "Distribution Zone" which could permit broader access to net metering than the limitations invoked by restricting net metering to customers with multipl...
AI summary The request seeks clarification on the definition of 'Distribution Zone' in the context of net metering, specifically regarding broader access for customers with multiple meters and generators. It also questions why the proposed Net Metering Regulation does not allow multiple accounts and geographical spread for net metering, and asks how technical concerns could be addressed.