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Topic:"Distribution" in M12782

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Commercial Net Metering Program - 2025 Annual Report �
3 passages 3 documents

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N-3NSPI (IG) RIR 1 to 4 1 passage
1 proceedings under M10905 provide relevant context that informs that work. NS Power will p. p. 2
1 proceedings under M10905 provide relevant context that informs that work. NS Power will 2 file proposed amendments for Board review and approval when it is in a position to do so. 3 4 (f) Distribution Network Upgrade costs are currently...

AI summary The text discusses Distribution Network Upgrade costs borne by Interconnection Customers under the SSGIA and requests information regarding the resolution of cybersecurity impacts on CNMP administration, including costs and recovery from ratepayers. NS Power will file proposed amendments for Board review once ready.

N-5NSPI (SBA) RIR 1 to 5 1 passage
1 Request IR-1:
(b) Yes, this refers to interconnection customers that, at the time of Report preparation, had not yet identified the program or option under which they were interconnecting. In accordance with the Interconnection Processes, interconnectio...

AI summary The text discusses the Community Net Metering Program (CNMP) and explains that some interconnection customers have not yet selected CNMP as their program option. It also highlights that net metering customers using solar photovoltaic generation may not reliably reduce demand during system peak times, requiring NS Power to maintain firm generating capacity and infrastructure.

102501Reply Submissions - NS Power 1 passage
The SBA provided: p. p. 0
ed upon for interconnection studies, cost determination, or the progression of CNMP applications, which are conducted through the Preliminary Assessment and Distribution System Impact Study processes. While updates to the underlying data h...

AI summary The document discusses the impact of a cybersecurity incident on data updates for interconnection studies and hosting capacity maps, noting that the map remains functional. It also clarifies that OTA meter reconfiguration has been restored, though this is an operational efficiency improvement rather than a requirement for net metering or billing.

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