Topic:"Electricity Generation" in M12451

2. Step 2: Identify Critical Assets and Operations This section discusses how NS Power classifies its Generation and Transmission & Distribution assets in the context of importance to overall objectives. NS Power's assets and operations ge...

AI summary NS Power generates 10,000 GWh annually, meeting 95% of Nova Scotia's electricity needs via 5,000 km transmission and 28,000 km distribution infrastructure. The utility emphasizes classifying assets based on their role in delivering safe, reliable, and affordable electricity to over 500,000 customers.

3) Chemical 4) Civil Structures 5) Combustion Turbines 6) Dam Structures 7) Distribution 8) Electrical 9) Heat Exchangers 10) Hydro Mechanical 11) Instrumentation & Controls 12) Ash Residue 13) Rotating Equipment 14) Turbines & Generators...

AI summary The text lists various categories and systems relevant to infrastructure and energy operations, including chemical, civil structures, combustion turbines, distribution, electrical systems, hydro, mechanical, instrumentation, and others related to power generation and transmission.

7 1.1 GENERATION BY FUEL TYPE 8 9 Nova Scotia Power has 2,422 MW of generating capacity. Coal and petcoke-fired plants account 10 for 51 percent of this capacity, while natural gas and oil-fired plants make up 28 percent. Hydro, 11 wind, a...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power has 2,422 MW of generating capacity, with coal and petcoke accounting for 51%, natural gas and oil for 28%, and hydro, wind, and biomass for 21%. Government policy requires NS Power to deliver 40% of sales from renewable sources annually from 2025 to 2029, increasing to 80% by 2030.

REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) 2026-2027 GRA Direct Evidence Appendix 7B Page 1 of 2 2024 Compliance 2024 Compliance Restated TOTAL CORPORATE GROUPS 95,631 - 26 2 - 262 95,897 Head Office 3.56 3.561 Thermal Plants 42,75 42,752...

AI summary The document presents a compliance report for 2024, detailing financial and operational data across various corporate groups and departments, including energy production, asset management, and environmental services. The data includes figures for head office, thermal plants, renewable energy sources, and other operational segments, with some entries showing discrepancies or restatements.

ON: VICTORIA JUNCTION GENERATING STATION (COMBUSTION TURBINE) DATE: July 2020 Account Estimated Action By Item Description Assumptions/ Notes: 2024 Code Cost2024 36 BOILER STEAM AND WATER SYSTEMS REMOVALS does not apply to this site 360 Ge...

AI summary The document outlines the removal of boiler steam and water systems, as well as ash and water treatment systems at the Victoria Junction Generating Station. It specifies that these systems do not apply to the site and lists various components under different account codes.

NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request DR-4: 2 3 Please explain whether NS Power views run-of-river hydro (e.g., all but Wreck Cove) to 4 function more like an intermittent resource (ELCC classification) or like a 5 thermal/dispatchable resource (SLF...

AI summary NS Power classifies run-of-river hydro (except Wreck Cove) as dispatchable resources based on their pondage and reliability, while Wreck Cove is treated as a dispatch-limited resource assessed using the ELCC approach.

COSS CA DR-9 Attachment 1 Page 52 of 627 Start Time End Time ANL_MW 5/29/2019 19:00 5/29/2019 20:00 5/29/2019 20:00 5/29/2019 21:00 1151.7 1169.2 5/29/2019 21:00 5/29/2019 22:00 1179.5 5/29/2019 22:00 5/29/2019 23:00 1106.6 5/29/2019 23:00...

AI summary This document presents a table with timestamps and corresponding Apparent Energy Load in Megawatts (ANL_MW) values, likely representing energy usage data over a specific period. It appears to be part of a regulatory proceeding, possibly related to energy load analysis or system performance evaluation.

COSS CA DR-9 Attachment 1 Page 53 of 627 Start Time End Time ANL_MW 6/1/2019 17:00 6/1/2019 18:00 995.8 6/1/2019 18:00 6/1/2019 19:00 1014.7 6/1/2019 19:00 6/1/2019 20:00 1016.5 6/1/2019 20:00 6/1/2019 21:00 1040.3 6/1/2019 21:00 6/1/2019...

AI summary The document presents a table with timestamps and corresponding ANL_MW values, likely representing load data or energy demand over a specific period in June 2019. The data shows fluctuations in energy usage across multiple time intervals.

COSS CA DR-9 Attachment 1 Page 66 of 627 Start Time End Time ANL_MW 7/9/2019 15:00 7/9/2019 16:00 7/9/2019 16:00 7/9/2019 17:00 944.6 1026.9 7/9/2019 17:00 7/9/2019 18:00 1052.8 7/9/2019 18:00 7/9/2019 19:00 1019.4 7/9/2019 19:00 7/9/2019...

AI summary This document contains a table of apparent net load in megawatts (ANL_MW) over various time intervals from July 9 to July 12, 2019. The data appears to be related to energy usage and is part of a regulatory proceeding, likely concerning electricity generation and distribution in Nova Scotia.

COSS CA DR-9 Attachment 1 Page 258 of 627 Start Time End Time ANL_MW 1/19/2021 14:00 1/19/2021 15:00 1/19/2021 15:00 1/19/2021 16:00 1131.3 1157.5 1/19/2021 16:00 1/19/2021 17:00 1241.3 1/19/2021 17:00 1/19/2021 18:00 1413.7 1/19/2021 18:0...

AI summary This document presents a table showing the start and end times of events along with corresponding ANL_MW values, likely representing energy demand or generation data over a specific period in January 2021. The data spans multiple days and hours, indicating potential usage or capacity metrics for analysis.

COSS CA DR-9 Attachment 1 Page 293 of 627 Start Time End Time ANL_MW 5/1/2021 17:00 5/1/2021 18:00 857.7 5/1/2021 18:00 5/1/2021 19:00 850.8 5/1/2021 19:00 5/1/2021 20:00 906.1 5/1/2021 20:00 5/1/2021 21:00 973.8 5/1/2021 21:00 5/1/2021 22...

AI summary The document presents a table of time-stamped data showing the ANL_MW values for different time intervals on May 1, 2021, and May 2, 2021. This data likely relates to electricity generation or load measurements during specific hours.

COSS CA DR-9 Attachment 1 Page 377 of 627 Start Time End Time ANL_MW 1/1/2022 16:00 1/1/2022 17:00 1265.8 1/1/2022 17:00 1/1/2022 18:00 1/1/2022 18:00 1/1/2022 19:00 1274.5 1188.2 1/1/2022 19:00 1/1/2022 20:00 1115.6 1/1/2022 20:00 1/1/202...

AI summary The text presents a table with time intervals and corresponding ANL_MW values, likely representing energy demand or generation data. The data spans from January 1, 2022, to January 4, 2022, and includes multiple entries for different time periods, some of which are split into two time intervals with corresponding values.

COSS IG DR-2 Attachment 1 Page 2 of 4 2024 Actuals (GWh) Jan-24 Feb-24 Mar-24 Apr-24 May-24 Jun-24 Jul-24 Aug-24 Sep-24 Oct-24 Nov-24 Dec-24 Total Lingan 1 82.5 53.6 52.8 188.9 Lingan 2 21.8 30.4 (0.0) 52.2 Lingan 3 84.2 65.7 23.2 173.1 Li...

AI summary This table presents the 2024 actual generation data (in GWh) for various power sources in Nova Scotia, including thermal, hydro, wind, biomass, solar, and imports from the Maritime Link. It details monthly outputs from January to December, with totals for each source.

COSS IG DR-2 Attachment 1 Page 4 of 4 Capacity Factor Jan-24 Feb-24 Mar-24 Apr-24 May-24 Jun-24 Jul-24 Aug-24 Sep-24 Oct-24 Nov-24 Dec-24 To Date Lingan 1 73% 52% 46% 57% Lingan 2 20% 31% 0% 16% Lingan 3 74% 64% 20% 52% Lingan 4 53% 48% 21...

AI summary The document presents a table showing the capacity factors of various power generation facilities in Nova Scotia from January to December 2024 and 2030. The data includes thermal, hydro, wind, tidal, biomass, solar, and other renewable energy sources, highlighting performance across different plants and technologies.

Cost of Service Study Process (NSUARB M11475) NSPI Responses to IG Data Requests 1 Request DR-7: 2 3 (a) Please provide the benchmark Long Range Marginal Cost (LRMC) that NSPI uses 4 to forecast the cost of electricity supply in its most r...

AI summary NSPI explains that it does not use or calculate the Long Range Marginal Cost (LRMC) in its long-term planning. Instead, it uses capital build costs and operating costs in its modeling software to determine the optimal resource mix. In scenarios without the Atlantic Loop, wind generation and frame CTs are used as proxies for LRMC, with levelized costs of $41.86/MWh for wind and $128.01/kW-yr for frame CTs.

NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request DR-18: 2 3 Please refer to the E3, Overview of PRM Study (August 7, 2019) Presentation. Please provide 4 the methodology used by E3 in determining the ELCC values and provide any workpapers 5 supporting the ELCC...

AI summary The response to Request DR-18 explains that E3 used its proprietary RECAP model to determine ELCC values, citing the Planning Reserve Margin and Capacity Value Study report. NS Power does not have working papers as the model is proprietary.

2026-2027 GRA Proposed Rates Proposed Rates Actual 2024 Forecast 2025 2026 2027 3 FUNCTION 4 Generation 5 Steam 75,243 83,440 87,863 6 Gas Turbine 5,779 6,404 6,742 7 LM6000 1,289 1,430 1,506 8 Wind Turbine 15,264 16,933 17,835 9 Hydro 37,...

AI summary The 2026-2027 GRA table outlines proposed rates for energy generation (steam, gas turbine, wind, hydro) and transmission/distribution, showing a sharp decline in transmission costs and rising total ARO. Rates for generation sources increase incrementally, while transmission costs drop significantly from 2024 to 2027.

A-5 IPP CONTRACT SUMMARY ( Confidential ) Summary of IPP contracts including installed capacity and annual energy for the year ended. A-6 PLANT PERFORMANCE ( Confidential/Non-Confidential ) - Summary of capacity factor (non-confidential),...

AI summary The document provides a summary of IPP contracts, including installed capacity and annual energy production for the year ended, as well as details on plant performance metrics such as capacity factor, availability factor, and DAFOR, with some data marked as confidential.

NOVA SCOTIA POWER Period: MONTH-Year Submitted: Date Pe Actual riod-to-date - Forecast > <- Variance Y Actual ear-to-date - Forecast > Variance Forecast Full Year Prior YTD C urr/Prior YT Actual Variance Lingan Tufts Cove Trenton Point Tup...

AI summary The document presents a table with various metrics related to Nova Scotia Power's operations, including generation, purchases, revenue, and losses, along with actual and forecasted values for different periods. The table includes data for specific locations, renewable energy sources, and financial figures. A picture is referenced but not included in the text.

2026-2027 GRA OP-03 Attachment 1 Page 35 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Power Production Metrics

AI summary The document discusses power production metrics, focusing on key performance indicators related to electricity generation and operational efficiency. It provides data on production output, operational costs, and other relevant metrics for the 2026-2027 period.

Delivered: - Florida solar & coal conversion - Nova Scotia wind2 - Maritime Link hydro

AI summary The text lists several energy projects, including Florida solar and coal conversion, Nova Scotia wind2, and Maritime Link hydro. These projects represent different energy generation and conversion initiatives.

REDACTED 2026-2027 GRA SR-02 Attachment 1 Page 12 of 175 2024 Load Forecast Report REDACTED 1 The Board directs NS Power to examine the 2022 unexplained variance and 2 report on its findings in the 2024 Load Forecast Report. 3 2F 3 4 In ac...

AI summary The Board directed NS Power to examine the 2022 unexplained variance and report on its findings in the 2024 Load Forecast Report. NS Power revised the forecast, incorporating updates on EV forecasts, hybrid electrification scenarios, Smart Grid and Demand Response projects, economic inputs, and the impact of hydrogen production facilities.

2025 Load Forecast Report Redacted 1 LIST OF FIGURES 2 3 Figure 1: Historical and Predicted Annual Net System Requirement 8 4 Figure 2: Historical and Predicted Annual System Peak 9 5 Figure 3: Historic and Forecast Net System Requirement...

AI summary The 2025 Load Forecast Report outlines historical and projected data on annual net system requirements, system peaks, heating and cooling degree days, customer trends, and the impact of electrification, EVs, and renewable energy on load forecasting.

1 Figure 28: EV Mileage Assumptions and Load/Peak Modeling Results Vehicle Type Avg kWh/year Avg kW/vehicle on Peak LDV 4,202 0.6 MDV 8,205 1.6 HDV 113,890 7.3 2

AI summary Figure 28 presents assumptions about electric vehicle (EV) mileage and results from load and peak modeling. It includes average annual kilowatt-hour consumption and peak kilowatt usage for different vehicle types: light-duty vehicles (LDV), medium-duty vehicles (MDV), and heavy-duty vehicles (HDV).

REDACTED 2026-2027 GRA BW IR-7 Attachment 1 Page 101 of 168 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) 2025 Load Forecast Report Appendix B Page 4 of 34 OtherIndex is defined as: $$OtherIndex_{y,m} = \sum_{Type} EI_{15}^{Type} \times \fra...

AI summary The document defines the OtherIndex formula used in the 2025 Load Forecast Report. It calculates annual intensities based on saturation, efficiency, and calibration weights, and converts them to monthly values using a multiplicative factor.

Page 13 of 16 Nova Scotia Power Inc. January 12, 2024 Operating Statistics For the year ended December 31 Electricity Sold (GWh) % 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 Residential 46 4,822 4,661 4,652 4,664 4,581 Commercial 29 3,006 2,902 2,850 3,068...

AI summary The document presents operating statistics for Nova Scotia Power Inc. for the years 2018 to 2022, including electricity sold, energy sales growth, installed generation capacity, long-term IPP contracts, energy generated, and total energy production after accounting for transmission losses and internal use.

MODELING APPROACH Capacity expansion and production cost optimization modeling developed least-cost portfolios for each scenario. The scenarios are compliant with current legislation, including the 2030 environmental policy targets of coal...

AI summary The modeling approach outlines capacity expansion and production cost optimization to develop least-cost portfolios aligned with 2030 environmental targets and net zero scenarios. The results include minimized system costs, emissions, reserve margins, and generation profiles.

INPUT CONTROL TOTALS THROUGH 2023 TRAN T O T A L I N P U T D A T A CODE AGED UNAGED TOTAL 9 1,261,437.74 0.00 1,261,437.74 TOTAL DATA 1,261,437.74 0.00 1,261,437.74 8 1,261,437.74 0.00 1,261,437.74 2026-2027 GRA Emrydia IR-2 Attachment 1 P...

AI summary The document presents input control totals through 2023, including data categorized under TRAN, CODE, AGED, and UNAGED. It also references an attachment from the 2026-2027 GRA Emrydia IR-2 document.

Account No. Account Description ELECTRIC PLANT OTHER PRODUCTION 344 Generators TRANSMISSION 355 356 Poles and Fixtures Overhead Conductors and Devices DISTRIBUTION 362 364 365 368.1 368.2 369.01 370.1 373 Substation Equipment Poles, Towers...

AI summary The document outlines various account numbers and their corresponding descriptions related to electric plant, transmission, and distribution infrastructure, including generators, poles, conductors, and meters.

2. UI's Delivery & Customer Forecasts The Company utilized econometric modeling for its sales forecasts for all rate classes, with the exception of street lighting. Econometric modeling applies statistical techniques, such as linear regres...

AI summary UI used econometric modeling and historical data to forecast electric delivery and customer growth, factoring in variables like price, weather, and economic trends, while adjusting for distributed energy resources and electrification impacts. The forecast shows a slight increase in residential customers and a decline in industrial and street lighting customers.

ARTICLES AND PUBLICATIONS - "Advancing FERC's Methodology for Determining Allowed ROEs for Electric Transmission Companies," submitted to FERC on behalf of EEI, James Coyne, Joshua Nowak and Julie Lieberman, May, 2020. - "Regulator Rationa...

AI summary The text lists various academic and industry publications and articles authored by James Coyne and others, focusing on energy regulation, utility mergers, return on equity, and innovation in electricity and natural gas sectors. These works were submitted to regulatory bodies and industry associations across North America.

- Post-bid Report of the Procurement Monitor for Ameren Illinois Company's September 2016 RFP to Procure Zonal Resource Credits. For the Illinois Commerce Commission (September 2016). - Expert Report Concerning Hydro-Québec TransÉnergie's...

AI summary The text lists a variety of consulting and expert reports related to energy procurement, renewable energy credits, and electricity generation, submitted to regulatory bodies in multiple jurisdictions including Illinois, Quebec, Ohio, and Hawaii.

Selected experience - Served as Consulting Expert on behalf of the Public Utilities Commission of Texas in assessing a proposed acquisition of Texas New Mexico Power by Blackstone, Inc. - Led efforts as Procurement Monitor on behalf of the...

AI summary The text outlines the professional experience of an individual who has worked as a consulting expert and auditor in various regulatory and energy-related proceedings across North America, including assessments of utility acquisitions, procurement monitoring, and market design analysis.

Publications - "Communities Advancing the U.S. Energy Transition" (with Carolyn Berry). IAEE Energy Forum (First Quarter 2024). - "Goldilocks and the Grid: Creating 'No Regrets' State Policies and Regulations for Electric Vehicles" (with C...

AI summary The document lists various publications related to energy policy and regulation, including topics such as electric vehicles, distributed solar generation, demand response compensation, and federal versus state jurisdiction in the electricity business. These publications were authored by multiple contributors and published in various energy-related journals and forums.

FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2026 (IN THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS) (1) TOTAL EXPENSES (2) PROD. EXPENSES (3) TRANS. EXPENSES (4) DIST. EXPENSES (5) RETAIL EXPENSES (6) DIRECT EXPENSES (7) ALLOCATION FACTOR (29) (28) OTHER EXPENSES 7,378 3,083...

AI summary The document presents a financial summary for the year ending December 31, 2026, detailing various expense categories including production, transmission, distribution, and retail expenses. It includes allocations and depreciation expenses related to different energy generation sources such as steam, hydro, wind, solar, and gas turbines.

FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2026 (1) TOTAL (2) PROD. (3) TRANS. (4) DIST. (5) RETAIL (6) DIRECT (7) (14) PROCUREMENT % RESPONSIBILITY 100.0% 25.0% 25.0% 25.0% 25.0% F - 5 LABOUR-RELATED O&M EXPENSES BY FUNCTIONAL (15) O&M EXPENSES BY...

AI summary The document presents a detailed breakdown of procurement responsibilities and operational expenses by functional areas for the year ending December 31, 2026. It includes percentages of responsibility for procurement, labor-related O&M expenses, and distribution of costs across generation, transmission, distribution, and retail functions.

NOVA SCOTIA POWER INC. (1) TOTAL COMPANY (2) DOMESTIC (3) SMALL GENERAL (4) GENERAL (5) GENERAL LARGE (6) SMALL INDUSTRIAL (7) MEDIUM INDUSTRIAL (8) LARGE INDUSTRIAL (9) PHP (10) MUNICIPAL (11) UNMETERED (12) ALLOCATION FACTOR (29) (30) TO...

AI summary The document provides a table with various categories of generation and transmission data for Nova Scotia Power Inc., including total company generation, domestic generation, and transmission at high voltage. The table includes multiple columns with different classifications of generation and allocation factors.

ME POWER LOAD FOLL. ELIADC BUTU SPILL PRICING EBS RTR OATT TOTAL BTL

AI summary The text presents a table with various columns related to power, load, and energy management, including terms such as ELIADC, BUTU, SPILL, PRICING, EBS, RTR, and OATT, which are likely related to energy systems and market operations.

22 1,249 (47) HYDRO 8 432 (48) WIND 6 346 (49) SOLAR - - (50) LM6000 3 183 (51) GAS TURBINE - OTHER 1 75 (52) GENERATION BATTERIES 4 223 (53) RADIAL TO GENERATION TRANS. 1 83 (54) Transmission - HV (not aplicable as a separate item) 0 0 (5...

AI summary The text lists various energy generation and transmission categories along with numerical values, including hydro, wind, solar, gas turbines, and transmission systems. Some entries have zero or missing data, indicating incomplete or non-applicable information.

,520 (10) % RESPONSIBILITY 100.00% 64.24% 3.28% 17.80% 2.03% 1.82% 2.34% 3.64% 3.00% 1.39% 0.47% D-3B (11) 3 CP DMD. - LESS INT. & ELIIR 6,777,270 4,353,838 222,264 1,206,116 137,482 123,550 158,818 246,525 203,227 93,931 31,520 (12) % RES...

AI summary The text presents a table with percentages of responsibility and numerical values for various categories, including energy generation and purchases, as well as related financial figures. It includes entries labeled with acronyms such as E-1A and E-1B, indicating different categories or reports.

NCIDENT LINE COIN. PEAK COINCIDENT SALES LOSSES REQUIREMENT DMD. (KW) FACTOR DMD. (KW) LOSSES DMD. (KW) L/D FACTOR ( 1) DOMESTIC 575,444 8.74% 625,765 1,226,893 87.4% 1,072,148 10.95% 1,189,517 70.71% ( 2) SMALL GENERAL 36,030 8.69% 39,162...

AI summary The document presents data on electricity demand, losses, and requirements across various customer categories, including domestic, industrial, and municipal. It includes metrics such as peak demand, load factor, and losses for each category, along with a sub-total. Additional entries reference specific programs and systems like Shore Power and ELIADC.

INCIDENT LINE COIN. PEAK COINCIDENT SALES LOSSES REQUIREMENT DMD. (KW) FACTOR DMD. (KW) LOSSES DMD. (KW) L/D FACTOR ( 1) DOMESTIC 292,677 7.91% 315,832 593,240 95.7% 567,667 7.38% 609,577 71.96% ( 2) SMALL GENERAL 23,742 7.86% 25,609 51,49...

AI summary The text presents a table with data on electricity sales, losses, and demand factors across various customer categories in Nova Scotia. It includes domestic, industrial, and municipal sectors, as well as specific programs like PHP and ELIADC. The data highlights differences in sales, losses, and demand factors for each category.

INCIDENT LINE COIN. PEAK COINCIDENT SALES LOSSES REQUIREMENT DMD. (KW) FACTOR DMD. (KW) LOSSES DMD. (KW) L/D FACTOR ( 1) DOMESTIC 319,746 7.69% 344,330 650,001 90.3% 587,067 8.34% 636,042 72.76% ( 2) SMALL GENERAL 26,458 7.64% 28,480 59,02...

AI summary The document presents a detailed breakdown of electricity demand, sales, losses, and requirement factors across various customer categories, including domestic, industrial, and municipal sectors. It includes data on peak demand, coincident sales, and losses, with a sub-total for all categories. Specific programs and systems, such as Shore Power and ELIADC, are also listed.

819,242 1,501,354 86.5% 1,299,074 6.65% 1,385,492 79.48% (12) SHORE POWER (13) GEN.REPL./LOAD FOLL. (14) ELIADC (15) BUTU (16) REAL TIME PRICING (17) EBS/RTR (17) SUB-TOTAL 18,575 15.5% 19,085 74,444 257.5% 46,181 15.00% 47,859 0.00% (18)...

AI summary The document presents a sales, generation, and demand analysis for August 2026, including various categories such as Shore Power, Generation Replacement/Load Following, and ELIADC. It also includes a subtotal and total export figures, with some data redacted due to confidentiality.

NCIDENT LINE COIN. PEAK COINCIDENT SALES LOSSES REQUIREMENT DMD. (KW) FACTOR DMD. (KW) LOSSES DMD. (KW) L/D FACTOR ( 1) DOMESTIC 321,630 7.30% 345,113 652,755 99.9% 652,308 8.56% 708,174 65.50% ( 2) SMALL GENERAL 26,087 7.26% 27,980 55,955...

AI summary The text presents a table with data on electricity demand, losses, and requirements across different customer categories in Nova Scotia, including domestic, industrial, and municipal sectors, along with associated factors and percentages. It includes subtotals and additional categories such as Shore Power and ELIADC.

810,241 1,473,261 88.6% 1,304,576 6.93% 1,394,972 78.07% (12) SHORE POWER (13) GEN.REPL./LOAD FOLL. (14) ELIADC (15) BUTU (16) REAL TIME PRICING (17) EBS/RTR (17) SUB-TOTAL 23,705 15.0% 24,317 71,741 343.9% 47,553 15.14% 49,293 0.00% (18)...

AI summary The document contains a table with numerical data related to sales, generation, and demand analysis for September 2026, including percentages and figures. It also includes a list of items such as 'SHORE POWER' and 'ELIADC', followed by a redacted section from a compliance filing related to the 2026-2027 General Rate Adjustment (GRA).

816,386 1,576,984 87.4% 1,377,967 7.52% 1,481,593 74.06% (12) SHORE POWER (13) GEN.REPL./LOAD FOLL. (14) ELIADC (15) BUTU (16) REAL TIME PRICING (17) EBS/RTR (17) SUB-TOTAL 14,170 16.0% 14,573 74,351 288.8% 52,063 15.57% 54,019 0.00% (18)...

AI summary The document contains a table with numerical data related to sales, generation, and demand analysis for November 2026. It includes entries such as 'SHORE POWER', 'GEN.REPL./LOAD FOLL.', 'ELIADC', and 'BUTU', which are likely related to energy generation and distribution. The table also includes a sub-total and total before export, with percentages and values provided.

8,124 8,124 8,124 0 (258) DISTRIBUTION -Streetlights 4,584.6 0 0.0 4,585 4,585 4,585 0 (259) DISTRIBUTION TOTAL 94,824.5 0.000 94,825 (260) (261) GENERAL PROPERTY Adj ,2026 (262) GENERATION 0.0 0 0 0 (263) DISTRIBUTION 6,892.9 0.0 6,893 6,...

AI summary The document presents a series of financial figures and categories related to distribution, generation, and transmission within a regulatory proceeding. The data includes entries for streetlights, general property, and various distribution and transmission costs, with some entries showing zero values and others showing small adjustments.

TIME REAL TIME POWER LOAD FOLL. ELIADC BUTU SPILL PRICING PRICING PRICING OATT TOTAL BTL

AI summary The text presents a real-time power load and pricing data table, including metrics such as ELIADC, BUTU, SPILL, and OATT, with columns related to pricing and total BTL.

7.2.2 Late Application Fee Where an electrical contractor fails to obtain an electrical wiring permit prior to commencing the electrical work, an additional fee shall be payable in the amount of fifty (50) percent of the regular fee, up to...

AI summary A late application fee of 50% of the regular fee, up to a maximum of $100, is imposed on electrical contractors who fail to obtain an electrical wiring permit before starting work.

7.2.6 Review of Plans and Specifications The Inspection Authority may, prior to issuing a permit, request the submission of plans and specifications for any proposed electrical installation. Plans shall be submitted for all commercial, ind...

AI summary The Inspection Authority has the authority to request plans and specifications for electrical installations before issuing permits, specifically for commercial, industrial, and institutional installations exceeding 250 volts or 250 amperes.

7.2.6 Review of Plans and Specifications The Inspection Authority may, prior to issuing a permit, request the submission of plans and specifications for any proposed electrical installation. Plans shall be submitted for all commercial, ind...

AI summary The Inspection Authority has the authority to request plans and specifications for electrical installations before issuing permits, specifically for commercial, industrial, and institutional installations exceeding 250 volts or 250 amperes.

7.2.2 Late Application Fee Where an electrical contractor fails to obtain an electrical wiring permit prior to commencing the electrical work, an additional fee shall be payable in the amount of fifty (50) percent of the regular fee, up to...

AI summary A late application fee of 50% of the regular fee, up to a maximum of $100.00, is imposed on electrical contractors who fail to obtain an electrical wiring permit before starting work.

"Power" "power" means the time rate of generating or using electric energy, normally expressed in kilowatts; "Power factor" "power factor" means the ratio of real power, (kW) to apparent power (kVA) for any given load and time. Generally i...

AI summary The text defines key terms related to electricity, including 'power,' 'power factor,' 'premises,' 'primary metering,' and 'public road,' as well as the definition of 'Retail Supplier' under the Electricity Act.

7.2.1 (a) Regular Permits and Inspections All persons, firms or corporations within Nova Scotia Power's inspection authority who are eligible to install electrical installations for the use of electrical energy shall, before commencing or...

AI summary The section outlines the requirements for obtaining regular permits and inspections for electrical installations in Nova Scotia. It specifies who must apply, the types of permits required for different installation types, and how fees are determined based on the installed value of the work.

1 of possibilities as to exactly where the Control Centre 10 A. (MacIntosh) Mr. Deveau, as we've 11 outlined in the Path to 2030 document that we filed with 12 ACE, 13 Right. Q. 14 A. (MacIntosh) and subsequently 15 the retiring of Lingan...

AI summary The discussion revolves around the retirement of Lingan U2 and the addition of new generation capacity, with the company noting that they do not have an updated timeline for the generating capacity and that the NIESO would need to be consulted for further information.

INTERNATIONAL REPORTING INC. CERTIFIED COURT REPORTERS Q. And in speaking with my friend concerning the numbers set by Ontario I believe you said that the number was perhaps dated or old. A. Oh, I just mean simply that I understand this wa...

AI summary The Technical Advisory Team reviewed past Canadian studies and found that peak load carrying capability adjustments ranged from 0.2 to 1.0 kilowatts per customer/connection. The Board approved a generic adjustment of 0.4 kilowatts per customer or connection as a reasonable figure.