N-7NSPI (Synapse) RIR-1 to RIR-46 - Redacted
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dential • SIF Claim 16 Appendix C – Attachment 7c Confidential Excel – Third Party • SIF Claim 16 Appendix D – Attachment 7d Partially Confidential – Third Party Page 14 of 17 . REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) REDACTED 2023 Loa...
AI summary The text lists various funding claims and performance reports related to the Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) and Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) programs such as the Smart Grid (SG) and Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Demonstration (EVID). These include confidential and non-confidential attachments, as well as reports due at the end of the project.
llars: • Residential Average Monthly Community Solar Bill Impact = +$9.35 / month (cost) • Commercial Average Monthly Community Solar Bill Impact = +$24.56 / month (cost) 2 1 F Estimated Cumulative Benef its to Participants and Non-Partici...
AI summary The text provides a financial analysis of a community solar program, showing the average monthly cost impact on residential and commercial participants, along with estimated cumulative benefits and costs for both subscribers and non-subscribers.
e utility-owned distributed equipment should, where possible, include warranty considerations that include the contractor labour to replace these units in addition to the standard parts-only warranty. In the July to December 2022 reporting...
AI summary The text discusses issues with ChargePoint's distributed equipment, including a rise in failure rates and warranty considerations. It also highlights challenges in managing the Energy System Platform (ESP) due to integration complexities and the need for administrative resources. ChargePoint has acknowledged a widespread defect in the Wi-Fi module and has issued software updates to address the issue.
uires that amendments, supplements, and/or additions to the Code are adopted on the first day of the fourth month 3 following Code publication – i.e. by May 2021. 2 F At the time of the change, NS Power had closed recruitment for the Batte...
AI summary Amendments to the Electrical Code in Nova Scotia affected NS Power's Battery Storage Pilot by disqualifying some applicants who had lithium-ion batteries installed in non-dwelling areas. NS Power had to reassess applications and contact customers, leading to delays and disappointment. The change highlights the need for better coordination between regulatory updates and project planning.
Program Final Claim Claim Number Endeavor Project Number Sub-Project Strategic Innovation Fund Yes No Project Start Date Project Completion Date Commercial Production Application Received Date Offer Accepted Date Holdback Threshold (YYYY-M...
AI summary The document outlines a project under the Strategic Innovation Fund, managed by Nova Scotia Power Inc., with details on project dates, financial information, and funding control points. It includes information on eligible costs, payments, and funding thresholds.
COSTS - COÛTS TOTAUX 447,260 9,959,113 10,406,373 Please use the Current Claim total (1) and the Total to Date (2) to complete the Appendix A - Recipient's Claim Summary . Veuillez SVP utiliser le total de la Réclamation Actuelle (1) ainsi...
AI summary The document includes a table with cost data and instructions for completing a claim summary, a redacted section referencing a 2023 Load Forecast Report, and a progress report related to the Smart Grid Atlantic project under the Strategic Innovation Fund. The report is submitted by Siemens Canada Limited, New Brunswick Power Corporation, and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated.
Report Synapse IR-9 Attachment 2 Page 131 of 205 REDACTED CI C0010788 – Smart Grid Semi-Annual Report Attachment 8a Page 5 of 5 Certification and Project Update Project Update - Provide updates on key project tasks performed during last qu...
AI summary The document includes a certification and project update from Nova Scotia Power, detailing project tasks completed and expected in the next quarter, alignment with Schedule A of the contribution agreement, and project-related issues. An environmental permit was not required for project activities up to June 30, 2022. Shawn Connell, Director of Customer Solutions & Key Accounts, certifies the accuracy of the amounts claimed.
ELIGIBLE EXPENDITURES Name of the contractor Description of the work Costs Incurred GP Joule PV Canada Site 1 - Contingency (C&I Solar + Battery project) - multiple invoices $ Black and MacDonald Ltd. Installation of distributed batteries...
AI summary The text lists eligible expenditures for various contractors involved in C&I Solar + Battery projects, including installation, consulting, advertising, and site supervision, with associated costs incurred.
nd Products Note: Expenses above $100,000 for equipment, materials, or products (or contracting services related to these purchases) must be supported by a copy of the invoice. ELIGIBLE EXPENDITURES Name of Equipment or Product Purpose of...
AI summary The document outlines eligible and ineligible expenditures related to equipment and products, including costs for distributed battery installations, SIM cards for DER devices, and insulation materials. Total eligible costs amount to $56,479.58, with no ineligible costs reported.
on of NRCan funding ☐ is required (i.e. amendment to budget is likely required) Requested advance for next reporting period (if applicable) $ 0.00 Budget description – Summary of project costs for NS Power's Smart Grid program is provided...
AI summary The document outlines a budget request for NS Power's Smart Grid program, noting that an amendment to the budget may be required. A summary of project costs is provided in an Excel document, and there are sections for web highlights and media products, though they are currently unpopulated.
$ - $ - $ 226,202.00 $ - $ - $I$22 PROGRAM'S % of ELIGIBLE / % des coûts admissibles du programme 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% PROGRAM'S % of TOTAL PROJECT COSTS/ % des coûts totaux du projet du programme 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 304% 0% 0% SITUATIONAL H...
AI summary The text provides a financial summary of a program, showing zero percentages for both eligible and total project costs, with no funds available for release. The project name is listed as 'EVID-1017 Nova Scotia Vehicle Integration Pilot,' signed by Shawn Connell, Diretor Key Accounts & Customer Solutions.
SIGNED BY/ Signé par: Shawn Connell, Diretor Key Accounts & Customer Solutions SIGNATURE: 2022-23 By Eligible Exp. 1 of 1 10/13/2022 . REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) REDACTED 2023 Load Forecast Report Synapse IR-9 Attachment 2...
AI summary This document is a financial and status report for the Nova Scotia Vehicle Grid Integration Pilot under the Green Infrastructure – EVID program. It outlines project information, including the case file number, proponent, and reporting period. The project timing status is under review, and the report is submitted by Nova Scotia Power Inc. to Natural Resources Canada.
23. • The delay in availability and delivery of this bi-directional charger availability continues to remain a concern. In response, NS Power canceled one of its purchase orders for this device. pg. 2 . REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION R...
AI summary The document discusses delays in the delivery of bi-directional chargers, leading to NS Power canceling a purchase order. It also mentions ongoing issues with ChargePoint charger network connectivity and updates to the ESP backend configuration to prevent incorrect customer notifications.
from Canadian suppliers suppliers over the baseline period is $0.00, is this correct? Table 2: Data Sheet Completion Validation Data Sheet Number of Entries APBR 2020-21 Requirements: Confirmation: You have indicated that project activitie...
AI summary The text includes a question about whether the cost of goods from Canadian suppliers over a baseline period is $0.00, and a table validation related to project locations and complex enterprise status.
nt. Estimates can be provided in instances where data are not readily available, but efforts should be made to keep estimates within 10% of the likely value. What goes in the comment boxes? The definitions used on the APBR may not always d...
AI summary The text explains how to handle data estimation and comment boxes in the APBR. It emphasizes the importance of aligning with APBR definitions, even when there are differences from internal accounting practices or contribution agreements, and provides an example related to R&D costs.
9 of 205 CI C0010788 – Smart Grid Semi-Annual Report Attachment 13 Page 3 of 11 NATURAL RESOURCES CANADA EVID Annual Performance Report PROJECT CONTRIBUTORS Partner Name NRCan Partner Type Cash Fiscal Year 2021-22 Amount ($) 760,000 Partne...
AI summary The document outlines a project funded by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) in partnership with Nova Scotia Community College, focusing on testing equipment for a Smart Grid Initiative Fund (SIF) project. The report includes financial details and project locations in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
hment 1 Page 23 of 355 Nova Scotia Energy Efficiency and Demand Response Potential Study for 2021-2045 E. 2.2.2 Scenario Analysis For the low and high cases, Navigant adjusted assumed participation levels, incentive amounts, marketing spen...
AI summary The document discusses scenario analysis for demand response (DR) and energy efficiency programs in Nova Scotia from 2021 to 2045. It outlines how different participation levels and assumptions affect DR achievable potential, program costs, and cost-effectiveness under low, base, and high scenarios.
ve to economic potential, and a given amount of time to reach that equilibrium state. Equilibrium saturation levels were derived from Navigant’s review of mature behavioral programs in North America. 6.4 Energy Efficiency Investment Strate...
AI summary EfficiencyOne's energy efficiency investment strategy assumes no explicit budget constraints, with spending determined by per-unit-of-savings incentives and administrative costs. Administrative spending is divided into fixed and variable components, with fixed costs applied at the portfolio level rather than individual measures or sectors.
ason is that the lower cost measures (such as lighting), which already tend to have short payback times, receive lower incentives relative to incremental cost than in the levelized cost threshold approach, thereby permitting greater spendi...
AI summary The text discusses different incentive approaches for energy efficiency measures, such as the percent of incremental cost approach and the targeted payback approach, and explains their impacts on portfolio comprehensiveness and total savings. It also outlines the process for developing and running an achievable potential model to estimate energy savings and demand reduction over time.