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Topic:"Distribution" in M03666

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 2 passages
Preamble p. p. 0
2 3 Under the existing Regulation 3.6, a customer's generating capacity under net 4 metering was limited to up to 100 kW to offset part or all of the customer's own 5 electrical requirements. The current net metering program has a peak dem...

AI summary The document discusses proposed changes to net metering regulations in Nova Scotia, increasing the maximum generating capacity from 100 kW to 1 MW. It outlines two classes of service and explains the need for updated interconnection processes for larger generators.

3.6.3.1 Distribution Zone p. pp. 21-27
3.6.3.1 Distribution Zone The Distribution Zone is defined as all NSPI distribution feeders emanating from a single distribution supply transformer within a substation. The Company reserves the right to broaden this definition if in the op...

AI summary The Distribution Zone is defined as all NSPI distribution feeders from a single transformer within a substation. The company can expand this definition under specific customer circumstances, aligning with the regulation's intent.

N-2NSPI IR Responses HRWC 1/26/2011 4 passages
NON-CONFIDENTIAL
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.

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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.
\ \ 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
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.

N-5Written Submission of Halifax Regional Water Commission 2/9/2011 1 passage
1. Definition of Distribution Zone p. p. 0
hich could benefit from aggregated net metering while respecting the NSPSO's technical systems requirements for safety and reliability, in an effort to better achieve the objectives of the Amendments. HRWC respectfully submits that the Boa...

AI summary HRWC submits that the Board should direct NSPI to adopt an approach to aggregated net metering that allows broad access, including across multiple distribution zones, while respecting technical system requirements for safety and reliability, as determined by the NSPSO through appropriate system studies.

N-6NSPI Reply Submission 2/23/2011 3 passages
HRWC written submission, February 9, 2011, page 3. p. p. 14
HRWC written submission, February 9, 2011, page 3. 1 distribution zone as the net metered generator, are not offset and do not 19 understanding the new legislation, regulations and the Renewable 20 Electricity Plan. NSPI has provided a cop...

AI summary The submission discusses the interpretation of new legislation and regulations related to net metering, emphasizing that the legislative intent allows for net metering of customer accounts within a single distribution zone. It references the Renewable Electricity Plan and the connection of facilities to the distribution grid through a bi-directional meter.

Section 13 p. p. 14
on system to move the 28 generation to another distribution zone. This is would trigger OATT 29 implications. This was recognized by Mr. Whalen in his written 30 submission on behalf of Board Counsel: 1 The legislation and NSPI's proposal...

AI summary The document discusses the proposal by NSPI to allow customer generation to be moved between distribution zones, which would trigger OATT implications. NSPI supports its proposal, arguing it is compliant with legislation and provides flexibility to customers. HRWC objects to the 20 MW distribution capacity limit, suggesting it is overly restrictive.

What is it? p. p. 46
What is it? The COMFIT is an opportunity to receive an established price per kilowatt hour (kWh) for projects producing electricity from qualifying renewable resources. It is intended to encourage and support the development of renewable e...

AI summary The COMFIT program offers a fixed price per kWh for renewable energy projects developed by community-based groups. It aims to support local investment and ensure projects are rooted in the community. The program connects projects to the grid at the distribution level, with the province estimating that about 100 MW of its 200 MW distribution capacity may be usable for such projects.

06618Board Decision 3/21/2011 2 passages
1. Distribution Zone
1. Distribution Zone

AI summary The section titled '1. Distribution Zone' introduces the topic of distribution zones, which are areas defined for the purpose of electricity distribution and regulation. This section likely sets the stage for further discussion on the structure and management of distribution zones within the regulatory framework.

1. Distribution Zone
1. Distribution Zone [33] Section 3A(2)(d) of the amended Electricity Act states that customers may have multiple meters under one account within a defined distribution zone, however, the Act does not define "distribution zone". NSPI inter...

AI summary The document discusses the definition of 'distribution zone' under the amended Electricity Act, with NSPI defining it as feeders from a single transformer within a substation. The Board agrees with NSPI's interpretation, emphasizing the intent to limit net metering to within a defined zone to avoid involving transmission assets. The Board acknowledges that changes in distribution zone boundaries may occur due to operational needs.

06870Board Order 1 passage
3.6.3.1 Distribution Zone p. p. 2
3.6.3.1 Distribution Zone The Distribution Zone is defined as all NSPI distribution feeders emanating from a single distribution supply transformer within a substation. The Company reserves the right to broaden this definition ifin the opi...

AI summary The Distribution Zone is defined as all NSPI distribution feeders from a single transformer within a substation. NSPI may expand this definition under specific customer circumstances, aligning with the regulation's intent.

06618Board Decision 3/21/2011 2 passages
1. Distribution Zone
1. Distribution Zone

AI summary The section titled '1. Distribution Zone' introduces the topic of distribution zones, likely focusing on the geographical areas managed by Nova Scotia Power for electricity distribution.

1. Distribution Zone
1. Distribution Zone [33] Section 3A(2)(d) of the amended Electricity Act states that customers may have multiple meters under one account within a defined distribution zone, however, the Act does not define "distribution zone". NSPI inter...

AI summary The document discusses the definition of 'distribution zone' under the amended Electricity Act, NSPI's interpretation of the term, and the Board's agreement with NSPI's definition. It also addresses scenarios where distribution zone boundaries may change, impacting net metering eligibility.

06690Revised Regulation 3.6 - Clean Copy 3/31/2011 1 passage
3.6.3.1 Distribution Zone
3.6.3.1 Distribution Zone The Distribution Zone is defined as all NSPI distribution feeders emanating from a single distribution supply transformer within a substation. The Company reserves the right to broaden this definition if in the op...

AI summary The Distribution Zone is defined as all NSPI distribution feeders from a single transformer within a substation, with the Company reserving the right to expand the definition based on specific customer circumstances and regulatory intent.

06691Revised Regulation 3.6 - Red-lined Copy 3/31/2011 1 passage
3.6.3.1 Distribution Zone
3.6.3.1 Distribution Zone The Distribution Zone is defined as all NSPI distribution feeders emanating from a single distribution supply transformer within a substation. The Company reserves the right to broaden this definition if in the op...

AI summary The Distribution Zone is defined as all NSPI distribution feeders from a single transformer within a substation. The Company may expand this definition under specific customer circumstances, aligning with the regulation's intent.

06870Board Order 1 passage
3.6.3.1 Distribution Zone p. p. 2
3.6.3.1 Distribution Zone The Distribution Zone is defined as all NSPI distribution feeders emanating from a single distribution supply transformer within a substation. The Company reserves the right to broaden this definition ifin the opi...

AI summary The Distribution Zone is defined as all NSPI distribution feeders from a single transformer within a substation. The company may expand this definition under specific customer circumstances, aligning with the regulation's intent.

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