Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Energy Efficiency Resource Standards" in M03666

Matter: P-188 - NSPI Regulation 3.6 - Net Metering - Request approval of the revised Regulation 3.6Enhanced net metering service, in compliance with recent legislative changes to the Electricity Act.
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N-4Submission filed by Mel Whalen, Multeese Consulting Inc., Board Counsel Consultant 2/9/2011 1 passage
Maximum Generating Unit Capacity
Maximum Generating Unit Capacity The Amended Electricity Act specifies a maximum generating unit capacity of 1MW. NSPI proposes to divide this into two classes: - Class 1 up to and including 100Kw - Class 2 100Kw to 1MW NSPI's two-class pr...

AI summary The Amended Electricity Act sets a maximum generating unit capacity of 1MW, which NSPI proposes to divide into two classes. The proposal is based on interconnection standards and aims to simplify the process for smaller generators. Net metering capacity limits are also proposed, with support from the speaker.

N-6NSPI Reply Submission 2/23/2011 1 passage
Legislation and Regulations p. p. 36
Legislation and Regulations Measures like the creation of the Renewable Electricity Administrator and the implementation of feed-in tariffs require new legislation or amendments to existing laws. - • Amendments to the Electricity Act will...

AI summary The text discusses legislative and regulatory changes related to renewable energy, including the creation of the Renewable Electricity Administrator and amendments to the Electricity Act and Renewable Energy Standard Regulations. These changes aim to enhance oversight, ensure compliance with government policies, and address environmental concerns related to biomass energy.

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