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Topic:"Energy Management Information Systems" in M12932

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - Time-Varying Pricing Pilot Program - 2024/25 (Year Four) and 2025/26 (Year Five) Evaluation Reports
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N-1Evaluation Report 2 passages
System & Wind Load p. p. 127
System & Wind Load System load and wind load used for adjusted net load calculations are respectively sources sourced from NS Power's publicly available OASIS dataset[17](#page-128-2) and NS Power's internal dataset.

AI summary The document discusses the sources of system load and wind load data used for adjusted net load calculations, noting that system load data comes from NS Power's publicly available OASIS dataset, while wind load data is sourced from an internal dataset.

Power Factor Insights p. p. 119
Power Factor Insights Calculates Average, Min, and Max Power Factor, helping identify customers with low efficiency for potential power factor correction. Data source: AMI Data + Feature Engineering Data source: CIS + ML Model Data source:...

AI summary The document discusses the calculation of average, minimum, and maximum power factor using data from AMI and feature engineering, as well as CIS and ML models, to identify customers with low efficiency for potential power factor correction.

N-2TVP Year 4 Report Appendix A (Clean) - Refiled 1 passage
Definitions p. p. 4
Definitions Adjusted Net Load The hourly net system requirement (MW) less all wind generation (MW) IV.1 Control Group Selection 119 IV.1.1 CPP (Phase 1) 119 IV.1.2 E1 Program Balancing (Phase : 1) IV.1.3 Neighbourhood Criteria & Loa ad Sim...

AI summary The document provides definitions and outlines sections related to control group selection, heating classification, regression models, and validation of mixed effect regression. It also includes attachments discussing demand response overlap, system margin, and performance assessments.

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