N-1Application - Redacted
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Currency: CND FAM Calc Model KWh Sales Shore Power 328,995 22,004 0 - - 17 (17) 128,315 232,762 (5,023) 212,965 350,999 1,271,018 FAM Calc Model FAM Calc Model Calculated KWh Sales KWh Sales KWh Sales Exports Losses NSR - 639,369,706 - 1,2...
AI summary The document provides detailed data on the Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) calculations, including kWh sales, line losses, and percentages for different customer classes in Nova Scotia for the year 2026. This data is used to analyze energy distribution and losses across various sectors.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS - (1) Metering will normally be at the low voltage side of the transformer. Should the customer's requirements make it necessary for the Company to provide primary metering, then the customer will be required to make a c...
AI summary The special conditions outline requirements for metering, transformer ownership, and load management. Customers may be required to contribute to capital costs for primary metering, own transformers for non-standard services, and ensure their load does not negatively impact the power supply system's integrity.
2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 25 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Rate Code 11 GENERAL TARIFF Page 3 of 3 (4) In assessing issues which might unduly affect the integrity of the power sup...
AI summary This section of the tariff outlines considerations for assessing issues that could impact the integrity of the power supply system, including reliability, harmonic voltage and current levels, voltage flicker, unbalance, and other related conditions.
2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 36 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) MULTI-UNIT RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS TIME OF USE TARIFF Page 3 of 3 Rate Code 89 metering as opposed to the cost of secondar...
AI summary The text outlines provisions related to metering and service requirements for multi-unit residential buildings under a time-of-use tariff. It addresses adjustments to metered kWh usage, customer responsibilities for transformers, and considerations for maintaining power supply integrity.
2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 48 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) LARGE INDUSTRIAL TARIFF Page 6 of 6 (2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over) Rate Code 23 - (2) The customer will make all neces...
AI summary The document outlines requirements for large industrial customers on a specific tariff, emphasizing their responsibility to maintain power supply integrity. It mentions considerations like reliability, harmonic levels, and voltage flicker, and discusses meter reading adjustments based on voltage transformation.
2. PURPOSE OF THE DISTRIBUTION TARIFF In accordance with the provisions of the Act and the regulations made thereunder, NS Power will, subject to the terms of this Distribution Tariff, provide Distribution System Access to RtR Customers to...
AI summary The purpose of the Distribution Tariff is to enable RtR Customers to connect to the Distribution System, in accordance with the Act and its regulations, as provided by NS Power.
7. NS POWER RESPONSIBILITIES NS Power shall be responsible for: - (a) provision of Distribution System Access; - (b) processing RtR Customer Transaction Request Applications that are received from an LRS on
AI summary NS Power is responsible for providing Distribution System Access and processing RtR Customer Transaction Request Applications received from an LRS.
2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 70 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 5 of 10 behalf of the RtR Customer; - (c) providing billing data for the RtR...
AI summary The document outlines the responsibilities of Nova Scotia Power (NS Power) regarding the Distribution Tariff for RtR Customers, specifying that NS Power is not liable for the supply of electricity or the performance of contracts between RtR Customers and LRS providers.
DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 3 of 12 Unmetered Demand Charge ($/kVA) Minimum Monthly Charge ($/month) Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $23.264 $22.00 Effective January 1, 2027 $24.333 $22.73 Unmetered – Miscellaneou...
AI summary The document outlines demand charges and minimum monthly charges for unmetered and miscellaneous small loads under distribution tariff rate schedules. The rates are effective upon the date of the Board's Order and will increase on January 1, 2027. Demand charges apply to the maximum kVA demand over the past eleven months.
MULTI-UNIT RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS TIME OF USE TARIFF Page 3 of 3 Rate Code 89 metering as opposed to the cost of secondary metering. Adjustment to the metered kWh usage will be made when metering is on the high voltage side. Meter readings...
AI summary This section outlines metering adjustments, customer responsibilities for non-standard service provisions, and considerations for maintaining power supply system integrity, including factors like reliability, harmonic levels, and voltage flicker.
rated at less than 69 kV) used to distribute electricity to ultimate usage points such as homes and industries either directly from nearby generators or from interchanges from the Transmission System. Distribution System Access : The servi...
AI summary The text defines key terms related to the distribution system and tariff structure, including Distribution System Access, Distribution Tariff, and Good Utility Practice. It outlines the services provided by NS Power to the RtR Customer and the components of the Distribution Tariff Rate Schedules.
7. NS POWER RESPONSIBILITIES NS Power shall be responsible for: - (a) provision of Distribution System Access; - (b) processing RtR Customer Transaction Request Applications that are received from an LRS on
AI summary NS Power is responsible for providing distribution system access and processing RtR Customer Transaction Request Applications received from Licensed Retail Suppliers.
11.1 Application of Distribution Tariff Rates The Distribution Tariff amounts payable by the RtR Customer will be calculated by NS Power using the RtR Customer's meter readings and the Distribution Tariff Rate Schedule applicable to the Rt...
AI summary The Distribution Tariff amounts payable by the RtR Customer are calculated based on meter readings and applicable rate schedules. If the customer's operational or consumption characteristics change, NS Power will adjust the applicable Distribution Tariff rate accordingly.
11.3 Real Power Losses Distribution System Real Power Losses associated with Distribution System Access are incorporated in the Distribution Tariff rates applicable to each RtR Customer's rate class. The RtR Customer is responsible for the...
AI summary Real power losses in the distribution system are incorporated into distribution tariff rates for each RtR Customer's rate class, and the RtR Customer is responsible for these costs.
2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 25 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) GENERAL TARIFF Page 3 of 3 Rate Code 11 (4) In assessing issues which might unduly affect the integrity of the power suppl...
AI summary The document outlines considerations for assessing issues that could impact the integrity of the power supply system, including reliability, harmonic voltage and current levels, voltage flicker, unbalance, and other related conditions.
2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 36 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) MULTI-UNIT RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS TIME OF USE TARIFF Page 3 of 3 Rate Code 89 metering as opposed to the cost of secondary...
AI summary The document outlines provisions related to metering and service requirements for multi-unit residential buildings under a time-of-use tariff. It specifies adjustments to metered kWh usage and customer responsibilities regarding power supply integrity.
2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 48 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) LARGE INDUSTRIAL TARIFF Page 6 of 6 (2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over) Rate Code 23 - (2) The customer will make all necessa...
AI summary This section outlines requirements for large industrial customers with high power loads to maintain power supply integrity. It specifies the need for written operating agreements and considers factors such as reliability, voltage levels, and load stability. Adjustments to meter readings are also outlined based on voltage transformation levels.
2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 67 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 2 of 10 outlines the pricing and availability provisions for Distribution Syste...
AI summary The document outlines the Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff, defining key terms such as 'DT Charges' and 'Good Utility Practice,' which establish pricing and availability provisions for Distribution System Access.
7. NS POWER RESPONSIBILITIES NS Power shall be responsible for: - (a) provision of Distribution System Access; - (b) processing RtR Customer Transaction Request Applications that are received from an LRS on
AI summary NS Power is responsible for providing distribution system access and processing customer transaction requests from licensed retail suppliers.
2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 71 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 6 of 10 behalf of the RtR Customer; - (c) providing billing data for the RtR Cu...
AI summary This section outlines the responsibilities of NS Power regarding the Distribution Tariff for RtR Customers, including billing and point of contact duties, and clarifies that NS Power is not liable for the performance of LRS contracts or arrangements.
7. NS POWER RESPONSIBILITIES NS Power shall be responsible for: - (a) provision of Distribution System Access; - (b) processing RtR Customer Transaction Request Applications that are received from an LRS on
AI summary NS Power is responsible for providing Distribution System Access and processing RtR Customer Transaction Request Applications received from an LRS.
9. INTERRUPTION OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM ACCESS Notwithstanding any term of this Distribution Tariff, NS Power shall have the right to suspend or interrupt, in whole or in part, the provision of Distribution System Access for the purpose of...
AI summary NS Power has the right to suspend or interrupt distribution system access for safety, repairs, or improvements, but must make reasonable efforts to minimize disruption. Customers remain responsible for paying charges during interruptions and must resume service once available.
11.3 Real Power Losses Distribution System Real Power Losses associated with Distribution System Access are incorporated in the Distribution Tariff rates applicable to each RtR Customer's rate class. The RtR Customer is responsible for the...
AI summary Real power losses in the distribution system are incorporated into the distribution tariff rates for each rate class. The RtR Customer is responsible for covering the costs of these losses.