Topic:"Electricity Generation" in M10504

Wind - ATB 2021 shows lower current costs (2022) and a more aggressive declining trajectory on a 2019$ basis vis-à-vis ATB 2019 and related IRP forecasts. - ATB 2021 is still bound within NS Power's Base/Low capital cost range on a 2019$ b...

AI summary The ATB 2021 indicates lower current wind energy costs and a more aggressive decline in costs compared to ATB 2019 and related IRP forecasts. It remains within NS Power's Base/Low capital cost range and will improve NS Power's jurisdiction-specific costing once procurement is complete.

DRAFT RESULTS The draft modeling results are organizedasfollows: - The first slide for each scenario includes charts for Installed Capacity (MW), Generation (GWh), UCAP PlanningReserve Margin (PRM, %) and GHG Emissions(MT) - o Capacity cha...

AI summary The draft modeling results present scenario analyses with charts on Installed Capacity, Generation, UCAP PRM (maintaining a 9% minimum, per 2020 IRP), and GHG Emissions. Each scenario's second slide details economics (NPVRR), GHG emissions over time, input assumptions, and observations on capacity changes, generation, emissions, and costs.

CE1-E1-R1 NZ 2035-CURRENT POLICY AND TRENDS -ATLANTIC LOOP Preliminary Scenario Metrics and Evaluation 26 Year NPVRR ($MM 2025$) $19,011 Key Input Assumptions and Observations 26 Year NPVRR with End Effects ($MM 2025$) $26,005 Capacity Exp...

AI summary The document outlines preliminary scenario metrics and evaluation for the 2035-current policy and trends related to the Atlantic Loop. It includes net present value of rate returns, capacity expansion plans, and carbon emissions projections from 2025 to 2050. Key assumptions include the phase-out of coal by 2030, the addition of renewable energy sources, and the implementation of carbon pricing.