P-1-(i)Appendix A - Green Choice PPA
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reliable operation of the System in accordance with Good Utility Practice, as more particularly set out in the Transmission System Interconnection Requirements or Generator Interconnection Procedure. Annual Average Marginal Cost Rate – mea...
AI summary This section defines key terms used in the regulatory proceeding, including the Annual Average Marginal Cost Rate, Applicable Accounting Principles, Arm's Length, Board, Business Day, Capital Cost, Change in Law, Claimant, and Class I Undertaking, with references to relevant laws and regulations.
as set out in the Proposal. Local Benefits Shortfall has the meaning given to it in Section 2.7 Local Benefit Report means a report setting out the Seller's Local Benefit expenditure at COD. Market Rules and Procedures – means the document...
AI summary This section defines key terms and acronyms relevant to the regulatory proceeding, including 'Local Benefits Shortfall,' 'Market Rules and Procedures,' 'Marginal Cost Rate,' and 'More Access to Energy Act.' It outlines definitions related to energy generation, measurement, Indigenous communities, and legal frameworks governing energy markets in Nova Scotia.
13.1 Change in Law - (a) A " Change in Law " shall occur if: - (i) either (A) the Legislative Assembly of Nova Scotia causes to come into force any statute that was introduced as a bill in the House of Assembly of Nova Scotia or the Govern...
AI summary The definition of a 'Change in Law' includes statutory changes, orders-in-council, or regulations affecting the Seller's costs or revenues, excluding general laws, taxes, and certain pre-announced legislative actions. Exclusions include laws of general application, publicly discussed legislation, and those under the Electricity Act or Energy Reform (2024) Act.
P-1-(ii)Appendix B - Green Choice PPA Blackline to PPA in M11455
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reliable operation of the System in accordance with Good Utility Practice, as more particularly set out in the Transmission System Interconnection Requirements or Generator Interconnection Procedure. Annual Average Marginal Cost Rate – mea...
AI summary This section defines key terms related to utility operations and accounting principles, including the Annual Average Marginal Cost Rate, Applicable Accounting Principles, and the Board. It references the Income Tax Act and the Energy and Regulatory Boards Act.
the date first mentioned on page (i) of the Agreement. Electricity Act – means the Electricity Act (Nova Scotia) and the regulations made thereunder, in each case, as amended from time to time. Electricity Standard Approval – means the iss...
AI summary The document defines key terms related to energy and regulatory frameworks in Nova Scotia, including the Electricity Act, Energy Bid, Energy Rate, and Energy Resource Interconnection Service, with references to relevant legislation and agreements.
Local means the province of Nova Scotia. Local Benefits means goods and services for the Facility obtained from the Nova Scotia Supply Community, as set out in the Proposal. Local Benefits Shortfall has the meaning given to it in Section 2...
AI summary The text defines key terms related to energy regulation in Nova Scotia, including 'Local Benefits,' 'Market Rules and Procedures,' 'Marginal Cost Rate,' and 'More Access to Energy Act.' It outlines definitions relevant to energy generation, procurement, and regulatory compliance.
1.8 Energy Reform (2024) Act - (a) Reference is made to the Energy Reform (2024) Act [, which came into effect on April 1, 2025 and ][Note to Finalization: Insert date of proclamation, if applicable ] pursuant to which certain Laws and Reg...
AI summary The Energy Reform (2024) Act, effective April 1, 2025, amends existing laws and introduces the More Access to Energy Act and the Energy and Regulatory Boards Act. It outlines a phased transition of system operator functions from NSPI to the IESO, including the procurement of Ancillary Services, enactment of Market Rules, and integrated resource planning by the IESO.
Agreement; - (iv) any new orders-in-council or Laws and Regulations, the authority for the promulgation of which was created by the Electricity Act, or the first amendment to any existing regulation, where the authority for such amendment...
AI summary The text outlines provisions related to new orders-in-council, laws, and regulations under the Electricity Act and the Energy Reform (2024) Act, including exceptions and exclusions based on who bears the effect of such changes.
P-1-(iii)Appendix C - DRAFT #1 Green Choice PPA 2026 - CLEAN
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t mentioned on page [(i)](#page-2-0) of the Agreement. Electricity Act – means the Electricity Act (Nova Scotia) and the regulations made thereunder, in each case, as amended from time to time. Electricity Standard Approval – means the iss...
AI summary The text defines key terms related to energy regulation and legal frameworks in Nova Scotia, including acts, regulations, and contractual terms. It outlines definitions such as 'Electricity Act,' 'Energy Bid,' and 'Energy Resource Interconnection Service (ERIS)' and references legal documents like the 'Energy Reform (2024) Act.'
ewables and Electrification Pathways program, a grant program under the sponsorship of Natural Resources Canada. System – means the Energy transmission system operated by the System Operator. System Operator – means that functional part of...
AI summary The text defines key terms related to energy regulation, including the System Operator, Transmission System Interconnection Requirements, and Threshold Amount, among others. It references legal frameworks such as the Workers' Compensation Act and the More Access to Energy Act, as well as entities like the IESO and NSPI.
13.1 Change in Law - (a) A " Change in Law " shall occur if: - (i) either (A) the Legislative Assembly of Nova Scotia causes to come into force any statute that was introduced as a bill in the House of Assembly of Nova Scotia or the Govern...
AI summary This section defines a 'Change in Law' as the introduction or amendment of statutes, orders-in-council, or regulations by the Nova Scotia government or legislature that increases the Seller's costs or affects its net revenues, unless certain exceptions apply, such as general laws, publicly disclosed legislation, or laws created under the Energy Reform (2024) Act.