- Nova Scotia stated that adjustments were made to net system requirements to account for - Renewable-to-Retail customers, customers served by municipal utilities, and behind-the-meter - solar load not served by NS Power. - a) Please expla...
AI summary Nova Scotia has made adjustments to net system requirements, excluding Renewable-to-Retail customers, municipal utility customers, and behind-the-meter solar load not served by NS Power. The question asks whether adjustments to system peaks are also required.
a) See table below. Analysis noted as "NSPI" predates IESO Nova Scotia and was performed by NSPI. "IESO-NS Western Valley Load" is an IESO Nova Scotia analysis that identified the associated project. Project Type Location Year Analysis Pro...
AI summary The text outlines various infrastructure projects scheduled for 2026 to 2028, including line upgrades, rebuilds, capacitor bank installations, and breaker additions. These projects are analyzed by NSPI and IESO Nova Scotia. The document also notes responses by IESO Nova Scotia to information requests from the Nova Scotia Energy Board.
NON-CONFIDENTIAL Line Upgrade L6054 2028 NSPI L6054 Thermal Upgrade (75 deg C to 100 deg C) Transformer Upgrade 17V-T2 2028 IESO-NS Western Valley Load Western Valley Load Study: 17V-T2 Transformer upgrade Transformer Upgrade 17V-T63 2028...
AI summary The document outlines various infrastructure projects planned by NSPI and IESO-NS for the Western Valley Load Study, including line upgrades, transformer replacements, and new lines, with implementation dates ranging from 2028 to 2036.