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Topic:"Energy Storage" 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 4 passages
p. p. 9
Summary of Deliverable / Commitment Detail & Context Source 1 Initial Due by / Completed on Status Refer to to charge from, and discharge to, the grid with behind-the-meter energy storage (including vehicle-to-grid) that is not integrated...

AI summary The deliverable involves evaluating use cases for behind-the-meter energy storage, including vehicle-to-grid, in the context of TVP pricing ratios and net metering, and developing recommendations for appropriate actions.

Draft 2024/25 Areas of Focus Work Plan (5/5) p. pp. 106-107
Draft 2024/25 Areas of Focus Work Plan (5/5) Session & Timeline Summary of 2024/25 Areas of Focus & Board Directives Type Items to be Discussed/Reviewed TBD following stakeholder 6.0 – Review of System Planning Related Values • (6.1) revie...

AI summary The 2024/25 Areas of Focus Work Plan includes a review of system planning related values, such as avoided costs and Effective Load Carrying Capability (ELCC), as they apply to Time-Varying Pricing (TVP). The plan also involves assessing the alignment of TVP pricing with avoided costs and analyzing the correspondence between system margin forecasts and CPP events.

Technical Session 3 (continued) – anticipated late-April p. pp. 120-121
Technical Session 3 (continued) – anticipated late-April Summary of 2024/25 Areas of Focus & Board Directives Type Items to be Discussed/Reviewed 6.0 – Review of System Planning Related Values • (6.1) review of system planning related valu...

AI summary The document outlines the 2024/25 focus areas for the Board, including a review of system planning values related to Time-Varying Pricing (TVP), such as avoided costs and Effective Load Carrying Capability (ELCC). It discusses the alignment of TVP pricing with avoided costs and the implications of system margin forecasts and CPP events in the Year 4 report.

Technical Session 3 – anticipated week of 12 May (tbc) p. pp. 122-124
Technical Session 3 – anticipated week of 12 May (tbc) Summary of 2024/25 Areas of Focus & Board Directives Туре Items to be Discussed/Reviewed 5.0 – Potential Tariff Changes / Introductions • (5.1) identify potential tariff changes which...

AI summary The document outlines potential tariff changes and discussions for the 2024/25 period, including improving customer participation in the Time-Varying Pricing (TVP) program, examining new tariffs for behind-the-meter energy storage, and assessing alternative domestic tariffs with time-of-use structures. The Board has directed an analysis of system costs, seasonal adjustments, and the impact of weekend-inclusive TOU rates.

N-3Time-Varying Pricing (TVP) Pilot Year Five (2025/26) Evaluation Report (Appendix A) 1 passage
Items to be Discussed at Future Technical Sessions and/or provided in the Year Four (2024/25) Evaluation Report p. pp. 51-52
Items to be Discussed at Future Technical Sessions and/or provided in the Year Four (2024/25) Evaluation Report Summary of 2024/25 Areas of Focus & Board Directives – Updated for 2026/27 Type Items to be Discussed/Reviewed 6.0 – Review of...

AI summary The document outlines items to be discussed in future technical sessions and included in the Year Four (2024/25) Evaluation Report, focusing on the review of system planning values related to Time-Varying Pricing (TVP) and Critical Peak Pricing (CPP). Topics include avoided cost analysis, Effective Load Carrying Capability (ELCC), system margin forecasts, and the role of TVP in meeting load and reserve requirements.

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