Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Energy Efficiency Resource Assessment Model" in M12499

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Application for approval of  2025/26 Time Varying Pricing (TVP) Tariffs
3 passages 3 documents

Energy Efficiency Resource Assessment Model across all matters →

N-1Report 1 passage
SPECIAL CONDITIONS p. pp. 49-51
SPECIAL CONDITIONS - (1) Metering will normally be at the low voltage side of the transformer. Should the customer's requirements make it necessary for the Company to provide primary metering, then the customer will be required to make a c...

AI summary The document outlines special conditions for metering and service provisions, including capital contributions for primary metering, customer responsibility for non-standard services, and requirements to maintain power supply integrity through load management and system reliability considerations.

N-2Compliance Filing - NS Power 1 passage
Preamble p. pp. 4-6
directives. NS Power will provide an update on the Year Four Evaluation Report by December 31, 2025, pursuant to the NSEB's directive.[11](#page-5-1) Yours truly, Kathleen Murray Regulatory Counsel 10 Attachment 1 includes the communicatio...

AI summary NS Power has been directed by the NSEB to provide an update on the Year Four Evaluation Report by December 31, 2025. The report covers the TVP season ending March 31, 2025. NS Power expects the required systems to finalize the report to be available by year end and will provide a further update to the Board.

100335Letter NSPI re: Extension request 1 passage
p. p. 4
Summary of Deliverable / Commitment Detail & Context Source 1 Due by / Completed on Status • In response to the Consumer Advocate's comments, NS Power will provide a summary of applicant characteristics (e.g. customer home type, primary he...

AI summary The document outlines various commitments and actions related to the evaluation and modification of demand charges and TVP (Time-Varying Pricing) strategies by NS Power. It includes the review of metering and billing systems, the assessment of demand charge impacts on customers, and the analysis of costs driven by non-coincident demands.

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