Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Electricity Generation" in M12394

Matter: NSP Maritime Link Inc. -  2026 Assessment Application - NSPML
4 passages 2 documents

Electricity Generation across all matters →

N-8NSPML (NSEB) RIR 1 to 44 - Redacted 3 passages
provided that: p. p. 69
round IP, as the context requires; " Formal Agreements " means the agreements listed in Schedule 2 ; " Foreign Jurisdiction " has the meaning set forth in Section [5.7(p)](#page-112-1) ; " Good Utility Practice " means those project manage...

AI summary The text defines key terms related to formal agreements, foreign jurisdiction, and good utility practice, particularly in the context of subsea HVdc transmission cables, emphasizing internationally recognized standards and acceptable practices within the electric utility industry in Canada.

SCHEDULE P: PRODUCTS AND RELATED DEFINITIONS p. p. 74
SCHEDULE P: PRODUCTS AND RELATED DEFINITIONS "Ancillary Services" means any of the services identified by a Transmission Provider in its transmission tariff as "ancillary services" including, but not limited to, regulation and frequency re...

AI summary Schedule P defines key terms related to energy transactions, including ancillary services, capacity, energy, and firm transmission contingent contracts. These definitions outline obligations and exceptions under Force Majeure conditions.

DESCRIPTION OF THE NALCOR PROGRESS REPORT p. p. 74
DESCRIPTION OF THE NALCOR PROGRESS REPORT Each Progress Report will contain the following elements: - 1.0 A summary of the actual quantities of Energy made available to NSPI in each of the prior Contract Years, with detail that is consiste...

AI summary The Nalcor Progress Report outlines the structure and content of reports detailing energy availability to NSPI, including historical data, forecasts, and generating facility details. It covers load forecasts, facility descriptions, and changes to generation planning criteria.

N-23-1NSPML Responses to Undertaking 1-11 - Redacted 1 passage
Section 13 p. p. 12
2 FortisBC Inc. owns four hydroelectric generating plants with total capacity of 225 MW.

AI summary FortisBC Inc. owns four hydroelectric generating plants with a combined capacity of 225 MW.

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