Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Energy Management Information Systems" in M11108

Matter: P-194 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - 2023 Load Forecast Report
10 passages 3 documents

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N-7NSPI (Synapse) RIR-1 to RIR-46 - Redacted 8 passages
Section 737
. REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) REDACTED 2023 Load Forecast Report Synapse IR-9 Attachment 2 Page 6 of 205 January 31, 2023 C. Henwood include specific details requested by NS Power project team. • Training was provided for N...

AI summary The document outlines progress in training NS Power ESP users on new functionality, as well as the development of data extract report designs and functionality for assets and events, which are scheduled for delivery in Q1 2023.

Section 760
C&I Building Management System Bidirectional Charger Installations 11 Jan - 29 Jun Testing & Evaluation ESP Release 1&2 Use Case Testing Baseline Data Collection Bidirectional Charger Testing Data Analysis and Reporting Customer Experience...

AI summary The text outlines various phases and activities related to the implementation and evaluation of building management systems and bidirectional charger installations, including testing, data collection, and customer experience surveys, as part of an energy system platform initiative.

Section 808
y axis indicates kWh. An automated method of executing this use case based on generation system reserve levels is currently in design with the ESP development team for use with the ChargePoint fleet. EVSE5 is also available to execute with...

AI summary The document discusses updates to use case testing for smart grid systems, including automated execution based on reserve levels and configuration revisions for cold load pickup relief. EVSE5 and EVSE6 are highlighted, with details on their integration and limitations.

Section 809
ESP indicates a feeder has experienced an outage. This use case will be executed through the winter (Q1 2023), when this use case is most prevalent, and reporting will be included in future reporting. ev.energy will not have the capability...

AI summary The document discusses the implementation and testing of ESP functionality for distribution congestion management and cold load pickup. Issues with the ChargePoint integration and the lack of real-time PI data integration are noted. Testing is expected to continue in Q1 and Q2 2023 with future analysis.

Section 849
• Day-ahead generation planning • Connection Status & Alarm Status - The availability of EVSE for control during each test (including Economic Dispatch (EVSE1) communication to the chargers, and the customer participation level) • Aggregat...

AI summary The text outlines aspects of day-ahead and intra-day generation planning, focusing on load leveling and demand reduction. It includes details on EVSE monitoring, control signal latency, and the curtailment of EVSE charge power. Economic dispatch and marginal generation costs are also mentioned.

Section 980
CI C0010788 – Smart Grid Semi-Annual Report Attachment 5 Page 12 of 14 Attachment 5 – SGNS Project Lessons Learned • After 1 hour and 5 minutes in ‘mode 1’ without ESP intervention, the BMS will automatically be switched to ‘mode 2,’ as if...

AI summary The document outlines the behavior of the BMS in different modes and describes telemetry outages experienced at Desigo sites, which impact data collection and signal transmission. Siemens has implemented a process to identify and resolve these outages, including monitoring, verification steps, and restarting services as needed.

Section 998
9,152,691 9,959,113 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 que le Total à ce Jour (2) po...

AI summary The document includes a claim summary form, a redacted 2023 Load Forecast Report, and a Smart Grid Semi-Annual Report. It also includes a progress report from Siemens Canada Limited, New Brunswick Power Corporation, and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated under the Strategic Innovation Fund for the Smart Grid Atlantic project.

Section 1026
rray (ground mounts) commissioning completed at two customer sites. Commissioning for the solar PV roof top project also complete. • Electrical inspections have been passed at all customer sites. Battery Storage • Battery installations wer...

AI summary The text details the progress of various energy projects, including solar PV installations, battery storage systems, and integration efforts with energy management platforms. Key activities include the completion of electrical inspections, ongoing battery system testing, and the integration of EV chargers and building management systems. The Tobique Microgrid Demonstration and North Branch Smart Energy Development are also mentioned, though their status is not fully detailed.

91887Board Decision Letter 1 passage
Section 6
electrification on energy and peak demand, and the effects of new technologies (specifically the results from the Smart Grid project, direct control of water heaters and Time Varying Pricing tariffs). The Consumer Advocate filed evidence p...

AI summary The Consumer Advocate submitted evidence from John Wilson, recommending NS Power update EV charging forecasts, revise transformer sizing charts, adjust load forecasts for TVP program efficacy, clarify SAE model assumptions, and modernize distribution planning to account for solar and electrification impacts.

90070CA (NSPI) IR-1 to IR-10 1 passage
Section 3
Date Filed: May 30, 2023 CA (NS Power) Page 1 of 6 1 Request IR-1: 2 3 Reference: Exhibit N-1, p. 22, lines 13-15. 4 5 Has NS Power revised its operational dispatch planning models to consider lagged average 6 temperature and wind speed? P...

AI summary The document contains two requests to NS Power regarding operational dispatch models and heat pump load forecasts. The first asks about revisions to models considering temperature and wind data. The second seeks clarification on heat pump assumptions, load impact analysis, and market intervention needs for electrification.

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