Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Fuel Cost Adjustment" in M12782

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Commercial Net Metering Program - 2025 Annual Report �
2 passages 2 documents

Fuel Cost Adjustment across all matters →

102501Reply Submissions - NS Power 1 passage
Further Review of Solar PV Analysis p. pp. 1-2
Further Review of Solar PV Analysis The SBA provided: The SBA respectfully requests that the explanation provided by NS Power is sufficiently complex as to merit further review by intervenors and CNMP participants and a separate stakeholde...

AI summary The SBA requests a further review of NS Power's solar PV analysis and a stakeholder session to clarify assumptions and system savings. NS Power supports the request and explains that system savings are modeled estimates, not directly tied to FAM reporting. The Company emphasizes that these savings are counterfactual and based on assumptions about displaced generation.

103105Board letter re: Accepted as filed 1 passage
Generation Offset by Sales
Generation Offset by Sales In Board IR-6 (b-d), NS Power was asked to quantify: (i) the total annual avoided costs associated with solar energy generated by CNMP participants and consumed behind-themeter; and (ii) the total annual avoided...

AI summary NS Power was asked to quantify avoided costs related to solar energy generated by CNMP participants. It reported $374,189 in avoided costs from behind-the-meter consumption and $244,335 from exported energy. The SBA requested further review and clarification on how these costs are reflected in other regulatory reports, such as the Fuel Adjustment Mechanism. NS Power explained that these costs are analytical estimates and not directly tracked in specific line items.

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