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Topic:"Generator Interconnection" in M03683

Matter: P-141 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Request Approval of the 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates (AAR's)Request approval of 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates: 1) Load Following (LF) portion of the GRLF Tariff; 2) One Part Real Time Price (1P-RTP) Fixed Cost Adders; 3) Wholesale Market Back-Up/Top-up (BUTU) Tariff; 4) Wholesale Market Non-Dispatchable Supplier Spill (Spill) Tariff
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N-1NSPI Redacted 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates 11/5/2010 1 passage
SPECIAL CONDITIONS: p. p. 27
SPECIAL CONDITIONS: (1) Suppliers must meet all conditions set forth in the Generation Interconnection Procedures and Generation Interconnection Agreement. The Company reserves the right to have a separate service agreement, if in the opin...

AI summary The document outlines special conditions for suppliers, including compliance with interconnection procedures and agreements, ensuring the integrity of the power supply system, and considerations for reliability and stability. The Nova Scotia Utility Review Board has approved these conditions.

N-2Refiled 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates (AAR's) 12/8/2010 4 passages
Section 50 p. p. 31
- (9) The customer will make all necessary arrangements and bear all costs of ensuring that its load does not unduly deteriorate the integrity of the power supply system, by reason of its design and/or operation. These specific requirement...

AI summary The text outlines customer responsibilities to maintain power supply integrity through proper load management and compliance with operational agreements. Specific technical factors affecting system reliability are also mentioned.

Section 70 p. p. 31
- (9) The customer will make all necessary arrangements and bear all costs of ensuring that its load does not unduly deteriorate the integrity of the power supply system, by reason of its design and/or operation. These specific requirement...

AI summary The text outlines customer responsibilities to maintain power supply integrity through specific operating agreements and details factors considered in assessing potential impacts on the power supply system, including reliability and harmonic levels.

Section 86 p. p. 31
- (9) The customer will make all necessary arrangements and bear all costs of ensuring that its load does not unduly deteriorate the integrity of the power supply system, by reason of its design and/or operation. These specific requirement...

AI summary The text outlines requirements for customers to ensure their load does not negatively impact the integrity of the power supply system, including the need for a written operating agreement. Factors considered in assessing potential impacts include reliability, harmonic levels, voltage flicker, and other related conditions.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS: p. p. 53
SPECIAL CONDITIONS: (1) Suppliers must meet all conditions set forth in the Generation Interconnection Procedures and Generation Interconnection Agreement. The Company reserves the right to have a separate service agreement, if in the opin...

AI summary The special conditions outline requirements for suppliers, including adherence to interconnection procedures and agreements, ensuring generation output does not negatively impact the power supply system's integrity. Factors such as reliability, voltage levels, and system stability are considered in this assessment.

06039Board Order approving 2011 One Part Distribution Voltage Real Time Pricing Tariff 1 passage
Section 14 p. p. 2
- (9) The customer will make all necessary arrangements and bear all costs of ensuring that its load does not unduly deteriorate the integrity ofthe power supply system, by reason ofits design and/or operation. These specific requirements...

AI summary The document outlines customer responsibilities in maintaining the integrity of the power supply system through specific operational agreements. It mentions considerations such as reliability, harmonic levels, voltage flicker, and stability in assessing potential impacts on the system.

06041Board Order approving 2011 One Part Extra High Voltage Real Time Pricing Tariff 1 passage
Section 13 p. p. 2
- (9) The customer will make all necessary arrangements and bear all costs of ensuring that its load does not unduly deteriorate the integrity ofthe power supply system, by reason ofits design and/or operation. These specific requirements...

AI summary The document outlines customer responsibilities to maintain the integrity of the power supply system through proper load management and adherence to operating agreements. Specific technical factors affecting system integrity, such as reliability and voltage levels, are also highlighted.

06042Board Order approving 2011 Wholesale Market Non-Dispatchable Supplier Spill Tariff 2 passages
AVAILABILITY:
AVAILABILITY: This tariff is available for use by independent non-dispatchable electric generators serving customers taking service under the Wholesale Market Backup\top-up Service tariff. The tariff is applicable to scheduled "spill energ...

AI summary This tariff applies to independent non-dispatchable electric generators providing spill energy to wholesale customers. Spill energy is defined as excess energy produced above customer requirements, with compensation limited to the supplier's Maximum Spill Capacity, which must be approved by NSPI. Suppliers are required to install approved metering equipment at their own expense.

WHOLESALE MARKET NON-DISPATCHABLE SUPPLIER SPILL TARIFF
WHOLESALE MARKET NON-DISPATCHABLE SUPPLIER SPILL TARIFF (1) Suppliers must meet all conditions set forth in the Generation Interconnection Procedures and Generation Interconnection Agreement. The Company reserves the right to have a separa...

AI summary The document outlines requirements for suppliers in the wholesale market regarding non-dispatchable generation, emphasizing compliance with interconnection procedures and agreements to maintain power system integrity. Key considerations include reliability, voltage stability, and fault levels.

06039Board Order approving 2011 One Part Distribution Voltage Real Time Pricing Tariff 1 passage
Section 14 p. p. 2
- (9) The customer will make all necessary arrangements and bear all costs of ensuring that its load does not unduly deteriorate the integrity ofthe power supply system, by reason ofits design and/or operation. These specific requirements...

AI summary The document outlines customer responsibilities in maintaining the integrity of the power supply system through specific operational agreements and considerations such as reliability, harmonic levels, and voltage flicker. It was approved by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board and became effective on January 1, 2011.

06042Board Order approving 2011 Wholesale Market Non-Dispatchable Supplier Spill Tariff 2 passages
AVAILABILITY:
AVAILABILITY: This tariff is available for use by independent non-dispatchable electric generators serving customers taking service under the Wholesale Market Backup\top-up Service tariff. The tariff is applicable to scheduled "spill energ...

AI summary The tariff is available for independent non-dispatchable electric generators providing spill energy to wholesale customers. Spill energy is defined as excess energy produced above the customer's requirement and is subject to compensation limits and metering requirements.

WHOLESALE MARKET NON-DISPATCHABLE SUPPLIER SPILL TARIFF
WHOLESALE MARKET NON-DISPATCHABLE SUPPLIER SPILL TARIFF (1) Suppliers must meet all conditions set forth in the Generation Interconnection Procedures and Generation Interconnection Agreement. The Company reserves the right to have a separa...

AI summary The document outlines conditions for suppliers in the wholesale market, emphasizing compliance with interconnection procedures and agreements to maintain power system integrity. Key considerations include reliability, voltage, and system stability.

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