Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Forecasting Methodology" in M13007

Matter: Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) - Fee Recovery Mechanism Application
5 passages 4 documents

Forecasting Methodology across all matters →

N-1-(ii)Appendix 2 - ISO Enduring Fee Cost Recovery Recommendation 1 passage
2.a. Custom Direct Charge to each MP p. p. 18
an> 30 Note that in implementation, the most straightforward source of forecast load could be the prior year's actuals (potentially corrected for new entry or exit in during the prior year). 31 Such that the sum across each monthly invoice...

AI summary The text discusses the methodology for forecasting load based on prior year's actuals and the billing determinant mechanism used to ensure charges align with the IESO revenue requirement. It also explains how allocation adjustments occur when an MP's actual usage differs from its forecast, resulting in a zero-sum reconciliation process for the IESO.

N-11Evidence - John Wilson on behalf of CA 1 passage
Q: How do you recommend aligning the fee with costs so that fees go into effect on January 1, at the beginning of Q4? p. pp. 10-11
Q: How do you recommend aligning the fee with costs so that fees go into effect on January 1, at the beginning of Q4? - A: Instead of basing the recovery fee on a budget year that begins at approximately the same time as the IESO NS applic...

AI summary The response suggests aligning the fee with costs by having IESO NS submit a budget one year in advance, including estimated true-up costs, FY2 and FY3 budgets, and CY3 fees based on load forecasts and approved costs. This approach aligns with NS Power's annual load forecast method and reduces misalignment between costs and fee recovery.

N-11-(i)CV - John D. Wilson 2 passages
SELECTED PRESENTATIONS
Power Demand is Over," 2024 The Energy Authority Energy Symposium, March 2024. - "Energy Transition Challenges & Opportunities," Panel Member, 2024 The Energy Authority Energy Symposium, March 2024. - "The Era of Flat Power Demand is Over:...

AI summary The text lists various presentations and participation in panels related to energy demand forecasting, energy transition, and power sector collaboration, with events and conferences spanning from 2024 to 2026. These include contributions to the Energy Authority Energy Symposium, NERC Large Loads Task Force, and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

EXPERT TESTIMONY
Alliance for Clean Energy, and Southern Environmental Law Center. Adequacy of consideration of energy efficiency in Duke Energy Carolinas and Progress Energy Carolinas' 2009 integrated resource plans. Georgia PSC Docket No. 31081, direct t...

AI summary The text outlines expert testimony and regulatory proceedings related to the adequacy of energy efficiency considerations in integrated resource plans and demand-side management plans by utility companies in Georgia and South Carolina. It discusses topics such as cost effectiveness, rate impacts, stakeholder engagement, and alternative resource options.

103370NSEB (IESO Nova Scotia) IR-1 to IR-22 1 passage
Request IR-15:
Request IR-15: - Reference: Annual Filing Framework - On pg. 36, the IESO states it is amenable to using the most recent actual loads in place of forecast - loads for the MEUs to reduce administrative burden for the MEUs. Please confirm, o...

AI summary The IESO proposes using the most recent actual loads instead of forecasts for MEUs to reduce administrative burden, but clarification is requested on whether actual loads from the fee year will still be used for a true-up after the fee year is complete.

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