N-1Non-Confidential Work Order 10/4/2010
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Why do this project now? NSPI is required to increase the percentage of energy provided from renewable sources to 25% by 2015 with a goal of 40% by 2020. Wind generation has been identified as a significant contributor to meeting these cha...
AI summary NSPI must increase renewable energy supply to 25% by 2015 and 40% by 2020. Wind energy is a key contributor, and load control technology is proposed to support wind integration. Federal funding through NRCAN's Clean Energy Fund covers 50% of the project costs up to $15.9M, with additional contributions from other partners.
BACKGROUND As laid out in Nova Scotia's recently released Renewable Electricity Plan, NSPI is required to increase the percentage of energy provided from renewable sources to 25% by 2015 with a goal of 40% by 2020. Wind generation has sign...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) is required to increase renewable energy production to 25% by 2015 and 40% by 2020. To address the intermittency of wind energy, NSPI and NB Power collaborated on a load control demonstration project, supported by the federal Clean Energy Fund (CEF). The project, valued at $32 million, aims to integrate intermittent renewable energy sources on the grid.
Why do this project now? NSPI is required to increase the percentage of energy provided from renewable sources to 25% by 2015 with a goal of 40% by 2020. Wind generation has been identified as a significant contributor to meeting these cha...
AI summary NSPI is required to increase renewable energy to 25% by 2015 and 40% by 2020. Wind generation is a key solution, and load control technology is being considered. Government funding, including a 50% contribution from NRCAN via the Clean Energy Fund up to $15.9M, supports the project's demonstration.
PROJECT COST The costs of this project include: - Preliminary engineering - Detailed design required for the installation - Purchase and installation of load control, smart metering and telecommunications backhaul systems - Software develo...
AI summary The project cost includes preliminary engineering, design, installation, software development, customer engagement strategies, and project management. The Clean Energy Fund approved up to $15.9 million in funding for the project, which is detailed in Figure 1 and Table 2.
WHEREAS: - A. The Parties are proposing an innovative technology cluster to provide fast ancillary services for wind integration, by controlling cOlmnercial and residential loads, as outlined in the proposal entitled the "Maritime Province...
AI summary The Parties are proposing a technology cluster to provide fast ancillary services for wind integration by controlling commercial and residential loads, as outlined in the 'Maritime Provinces Customer Load Control for Wind Energy Integration Demonstration Project.' The proposal was submitted to the federal Minister of Natural Resources for funding under the Clean Energy Fund, and a federal contribution agreement has been entered into with NB Power.
3. TERM OF AGREEMENT - 3.1 Except as otherwise stated in Sections 3.2 and 3.3, this Agreement shall commence as of the Effective Date and shall tenninate 12 months after the latest of: - (a) The completion of the Project by the Parties to...
AI summary The agreement's term begins on the Effective Date and ends 12 months after the latest of project completion, March 31, 2014, or full payment by NB Power to the Minister. Certain provisions survive termination for five years or indefinitely, including repayment, monitoring, and dispute resolution.
4. DELIVERAllLES: - 4.1 The scope of the Project is set out in the Proposal and the performance of the Project shall be shared among the Parties according to the tasks and contributions set out herein. - 4.2 NB Power agrees that it is obli...
AI summary The document outlines the obligations and deliverables of the Parties involved in the Project, including compliance with legal requirements, environmental assessments, and the role of the Executive Oversight Committee in approving material changes. It also details the responsibilities of NB Power and the handling of costs and losses associated with the Project.
ATTESTATIONS By submitting this proposal, the project applicant attests that: - · It is acting on behalf of all partners and collaborators and has received written permission from them to do so. - · It is legally registered or incorporated...
AI summary The project applicant attests to legal registration, capacity to complete the project, availability of funding, and understanding of the Clean Energy Fund's terms and conditions, including that no financial commitment is made until a contribution agreement is signed.
The individual signing below attests that he / she has the authority to sign a legally binding contribution agreement between NRCan and the project proponent. New Brunswick Power Corporation Please sign below to confirm these attestations:...
AI summary The document outlines the signing authority of individuals representing various utility companies and organizations for a legally binding contribution agreement between Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) and the project proponent for the Maritime Provinces Customer Load Control Demonstration for Wind Integration Project Proposal.
PROJECT OVERVIEW: The project consortium is proposing a demonstration of using customer load control to supply ancillary services for wind integration. The proposed innovative technologies have not been demonstrated and trialled in Canada...
AI summary The project consortium is proposing a demonstration of customer load control to supply ancillary services for wind integration. The technologies being developed include wind production forecasting, aggregated control methodology, and integration of wind forecast with demand response and communication systems. The demonstration will evaluate load characteristics and customer program parameters such as enrollment, incentive, and communication protocols.
Table A2 from the Clean Energy Fund applicant guide. Costs for each activity and the types of cost apportioned to each activity by year. Year / Phase / Activity Expenditure Type (from Eligible Costs) Total Cost CEF Contribution 2009-10 Pha...
AI summary Table A2 details the Clean Energy Fund (CEF) applicant guide's costs for various activities under Phase I of the project, including project management, equipment procurement, pilot installations, and technology development, with CEF contributions listed for each activity.
I Project Management Office NB Power will establish a Project Management Office to provide common administration services for all Parties. This Office will be accountable to the Program Director to facilitate the Project at an operational...
AI summary The Project Management Office (PMO) will be established by NB Power to provide administrative support, manage project processes, and ensure collaboration among all parties involved in the project. Key responsibilities include financial tracking, procurement, and engaging experts in grid management, demand response, and integration.
The Maritime Provinces Customer Load Control Demonstration For Wind Integration CEF Funding Allocation: Utility short funded by $1 M $15,025,000 $1,400,000 $0 $16,425,000 $9,400,000 $20,650,000 $30,050,000 Total Shared Funding CEF Funding...
AI summary The document outlines the funding allocation for the Maritime Provinces Customer Load Control Demonstration for Wind Integration, highlighting a shortfall of $2,099,122 and contributions from various entities including Nova Scotia Power, New Brunswick Power, and Maritime Electric.
The Maritime Provinces Customer Load Control Demonstration For Wind Integration CEF Funding Allocation: Utility short funded by $1M, picked up by another utility Comp. 000 000 000 $15,900,000 $1,400,000 $1,300,000 $9,400,000 $22,650,000 $3...
AI summary The document outlines the funding allocation for the Maritime Provinces Customer Load Control Demonstration for Wind Integration. It details shared funding, CEF funding, and contributions from various utilities, highlighting a shortfall in funding for some utilities and additional contributions from others.
Ressources naturelles Canada Assistant Deputy Minister Energy Sector Sous-ministre adjointe Secteur de l'énergie Ottawa, Canada K1A 0E4 December 5, 2010 Ms. Colleen Sweet New Brunswick Power Corporation 515 King Street PO Box 2000 Frederic...
AI summary Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) has recommended the 'Customer Load Control Demonstration for Wind Integration' project by New Brunswick Power Corporation for funding under the Clean Energy Fund (CEF) Program. The project is subject to further review, co-funding partner confirmation, and compliance with the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act. Funding is conditional on a signed contribution agreement and availability of federal funds.