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Power is continuing discussions with Fisheries and Oceans 24 Canada (DFO) and engaging in capital planning activities based on communication from the 25 NSUARB and in support of resubmitting the application at a future date. For the purpos...
AI summary NS Power is continuing discussions with Fisheries and Oceans Canada regarding the Annapolis Tidal Generating Station and is planning capital activities in anticipation of resubmitting an application. For the 2022 10-Year System Outlook, no capacity or energy contribution from the station is assumed.
Retirements 2027/2028 • Combustion turbines (200 MW) Tufts Cove 3 (- 147 MW) 22 • Combustion turbines (250 MW) 2028/2029 • New wind additions (Installed capacity 175 Lingan 1 & 3 (- 306 MW) MW, firm 17.5 MW based on marginal ELCC of 10%) 2...
AI summary The document outlines the retirement of various power generation assets in Nova Scotia between 2027 and 2032, including combustion turbines and wind additions. It also discusses the evolution of Nova Scotia Power’s energy mix, noting an increasing reliance on variable renewable resources like wind, while conventional generation continues to meet firm capacity needs.
2022 10-Year System Outlook NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Figure 7: 2005, 2021 Actual and 2023 Forecast Energy Mix 2
AI summary The 2022 10-Year System Outlook document includes Figure 7, which compares actual energy mix data from 2005 and 2021 with a 2023 forecast. This figure provides insight into the evolution and future expectations of Nova Scotia's energy mix.
Page 25 of 60 2022 10-Year System Outlook NON-CONFIDENTIAL POA-1 Low Ultra low Retired POT-2 27 Medium High Ultra low TRE-5 Low Off Retired TRE-6 High Medium Retired TUC-1 Low Off Retired TUC-2 Medium Off Retired TUC-3 Medium UL/off Retire...
AI summary The 2022 10-Year System Outlook discusses investment philosophy focused on maintaining unit reliability while minimizing undepreciated capital. It highlights the extension of major outage intervals and updated utilization factors based on model output data, which differ from the 2020 IRP assumptions. Point Tupper is scheduled to convert to natural gas for the winter of 2024/2025.
19 The RES Compliance Forecast in Figure 14 illustrates the full amount of RES-eligible energy 20 forecast to be available to the Company for 2023-2025. 21 22 Figure 14: RES Compliance Forecast RES Compliance Forecast 36 2023 2024 2025 Ene...
AI summary The RES Compliance Forecast outlines the Renewable Electricity Standards (RES) energy requirements for 2023-2025, including Net System Requirement (NSR), losses, and sales. The RES requirement is set at 40% for each year, with corresponding GWh values provided.
24 accelerate the Company’s carbon reduction strategy in a way that is affordable for customers, 25 maintains reliability, and supports NS Power’s customers and the communities where they live 26 and work. As the government’s announced pol...
AI summary The text discusses NS Power's commitment to accelerating its carbon reduction strategy in a manner that is affordable for customers, maintains reliability, and supports communities. It also references the government's policy changes that will become legislative and regulatory requirements and be reflected in future planning studies.
NS Power and the results determined the 25 average ELCC of the wind currently installed on the NS Power system to be 19 percent. The 26 declining marginal ELCC value of adding new wind to the NS Power system was determined to 47 M08929, No...
AI summary The document discusses the Effective Load Carrying Capability (ELCC) of wind energy on the NS Power system, noting that the average ELCC of currently installed wind is 19 percent, and that the marginal ELCC value declines with the addition of new wind. It references studies and reports from 2018 and 2019, as well as the 2022 10-Year System Outlook.