Topic:"Energy Efficiency Budgets" in M12686

- 1. CSECR credits remitted from March 1, 2025 to December 23, 2025. Please also refer to Note 2. - 2. The difference in total amounts of energy between that reported in item 1 and reported in item 3 is due to Project 1 being in operation...

AI summary The document discusses energy credits remitted from March to December 2025, discrepancies in energy reporting due to a project operating before regulatory approval, and the impact of a cyber incident on data retrieval, affecting the 2025 reporting period.

8 Table 1 – 2025 Domestic Rate Class CSECR Credits Paid, by Subscription Size Rate Class Subscription Size (kW) CSECR Credits Paid ($) Domestic 3.00 $ 73.82 Domestic 3.50 $ 86.13 Domestic 3.75 $ 92.28 Domestic 4.75 $ 233.77 Domestic 5.00 $...

AI summary The document presents a table showing CSECR credits paid for different subscription sizes under the Domestic Rate Class in 2025. It also includes requests and responses regarding the determination of subscription sizes, issuance of CSECR credits, solar energy curtailment, and the commercial operation dates of certain projects.

apacity for new CSP solar garden subscribers, it is committed to keeping low-income SGRR subscribers informed and to providing details on how to apply to the CSP as more information becomes available. In its submission, the CA raised conce...

AI summary The CA raised concerns about NS Power's response to an information request regarding the Community Solar Program, including the lack of explanation on administrative fees and self-financing. NS Power responded that fees are based on ministerial determinations and that it cannot alter them or provide additional reporting beyond what is required.

ion of the role played by IESO-NS in ensuring that these projects reach their planned and final commercial operation dates. The SBA also noted that it seeks assurance that NS Power's Document: 331584 liability during any Interim Period (wh...

AI summary The SBA requested clarity on NS Power's liability during the Interim Period of community solar projects and how it might affect future rate applications. NS Power responded that the Interim Period energy purchase does not create additional liability or cost exposure for non-participating customers. The Board accepted the 2025 Community Solar Program Report and found no need for further direction.