virtually the same language about low-impact generators and energy storage devices, discussed above, was maintained in the new legislation. The relevant provision in the new Electricity Act states:
AI summary The new Electricity Act retains language about low-impact generators and energy storage devices, similar to previous legislation, as discussed.
- 7 (1) A Nova Scotia Power customer may, as of right, with no requirement to participate in a Nova Scotia Power program, install a renewable low impact generator or energy storage device with a total nameplate capacity of 27 kilowatts or...
AI summary This text outlines regulations for customers of Nova Scotia Power who install renewable low-impact generators or energy storage devices with a capacity of 27 kW or less. It details the rights of customers to generate their own electricity, the obligation of Nova Scotia Power to purchase excess electricity, and the conditions under which existing net-metering contracts may be terminated.
virtually the same language about low-impact generators and energy storage devices, discussed above, was maintained in the new legislation. The relevant provision in the new Electricity Act states:
AI summary The new Electricity Act maintains language similar to previous legislation regarding low-impact generators and energy storage devices, as previously discussed.
- 7 (1) A Nova Scotia Power customer may, as of right, with no requirement to participate in a Nova Scotia Power program, install a renewable low impact generator or energy storage device with a total nameplate capacity of 27 kilowatts or...
AI summary This section outlines the rights of Nova Scotia Power customers to install renewable low-impact generators or energy storage devices up to 27 kilowatts, and the obligations of Nova Scotia Power to purchase excess electricity generated, subject to certain conditions and limitations.
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