Topic:"Energy Storage" in M12394

5.0 5-10 YEAR OUTLOOK - POTENTIAL SUSTAINING CAPITAL PROJECTS (2031-2035) At or after 15 years in operations, the following projects may be advanced and based on the inputs previously referenced, such as asset condition, performance, obsol...

AI summary This section outlines potential sustaining capital projects from 2031 to 2035, focusing on Valve Climate Control systems, battery replacements, and building infrastructure. These projects are based on asset condition, performance, and operational needs, with reinvestment expected around the 15-year operation period.

round IP, as the context requires; " Formal Agreements " means the agreements listed in Schedule 2 ; " Foreign Jurisdiction " has the meaning set forth in Section [5.7(p)](#page-112-1) ; " Good Utility Practice " means those project manage...

AI summary The text defines key terms related to formal agreements, foreign jurisdiction, and good utility practice, particularly in the context of subsea HVdc transmission cables, emphasizing internationally recognized standards and acceptable practices within the electric utility industry in Canada.

1.1 Definitions In this Agreement, including the recitals and, subject to Section 1.2(h) , in the Schedules: " A&R Effective Date " has the meaning set forth in the commencement of this Agreement; " A&R ML-JDA " has the meaning set forth i...

AI summary This section defines key terms within the agreement, including A&R Effective Date, A&R ML-JDA, APT, Affiliate, Agreement, Applicable Law, and Associated Capacity. It outlines the meaning and scope of these terms, particularly focusing on definitions related to capacity, transmission losses, and energy delivery.

3.0 Loss Factor Calculation The Loss Factor to be applied to Emera's gross Nova Scotia Block entitlement, as measured at Muskrat Falls in each hour of the month shall, subject to paragraph (c), be determined using actual Energy measurement...

AI summary This section outlines the methodology for calculating the Loss Factor applied to Emera's gross Nova Scotia Block entitlement, using actual energy measurements from the NL Transmission District and the Maritime Link Transmission District during the Reference Period, with specific adjustments for the first 13 months of delivery.

- (iii) The Nova Scotia Block Delivery Period, and associated ramping periods, can be shifted to commence up to 90 minutes earlier or later. - (iv) Given that system operating constraints do not allow for the instantaneous delivery of the...

AI summary This section outlines the flexibility and constraints related to the Nova Scotia Block Delivery Period, including adjustments to timing, ramping, capacity, and energy delivery. It describes how Nalcor and Emera can manage energy delivery and capacity within the system's operational limits and constraints.