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Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2025 Short Run Marginal Cost (SRMC) Test to Rates Report
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Current Supply Elasticity Estimates p. p. 24
Current Supply Elasticity Estimates Supply elasticities, per se, do not exist in a regulated retail electricity market. Prices are set beforehand in a regulatory proceeding, and utilities must supply all retail power demanded at the price...

AI summary In a regulated retail electricity market, supply elasticities do not exist because utilities must meet all demand at set prices. However, in wholesale markets, supply elasticities are present and influenced by factors like transmission constraints and hydro conditions. Fossil-fueled generation and hydropower play significant roles in determining supply elasticity.

Changes in Supply Elasticities Due to Restructuring p. p. 24
ormance-based rate. Even if the market prices fall below operation and maintenance costs, owners of "must-run" generation may have no incentive to reduce output or to cease operating the power plants. As a result of restructuring, the scop...

AI summary Restructuring the electricity market introduces new markets and financial instruments, which can increase supply elasticities by reducing investor risks. However, due to high capital costs and long lead times, generation supply may remain inelastic. Public pressures and alternative investments like transmission upgrades or energy efficiency may also influence market responses.

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