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Topic:"Energy Storage" in M12778

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Annual Interconnection Processes Proceeding Report
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N-1Annual Report 1 passage
6 Figure 1: Status of Recommendations and Directives p. p. 5
6 Figure 1: Status of Recommendations and Directives Synapse Recommendations: Transmission Complete modifications to the DGIP structure, fees, and timelines. Complete. Implement pre-application reporting for non-commercial net metering pro...

AI summary The document outlines the completion of various modifications and updates to the DGIP structure, fees, timelines, and technical documents related to battery energy storage resources and hosting capacity. It also mentions the development of a cost allocation proposal for Distribution Network Upgrades and the completion of modifications to distribution interconnection requirements.

103052Board letter re: Response on directives 1 passage
2026 Annual Interconnection Processes Proceeding Report p. p. 1
2026 Annual Interconnection Processes Proceeding Report In this current matter M12778, the second annual Interconnection Processes Proceeding report, the NSPSO provided an update on the status of Synapse recommendations and Board directive...

AI summary The 2026 Annual Interconnection Processes Proceeding Report (M12778) provides an update on the NSPSO's progress in implementing Synapse recommendations and Board directives, including FERC Order 2023, distribution hosting capacity, and reporting requirements for distributed generation and battery projects. Two outstanding issues remain: the development of a refund regulation for distribution network upgrades and reporting requirements for non-CNMP projects.

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