Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Generator Interconnection" in M12339

Matter: Renewall Energy Inc. - Request for Tariffs for the Renewable to Retail Market
6 passages 5 documents

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R-1Application 1 passage
Nova Scotia Power Incorporated obligations p. pp. 2-3
ion was permitted, explicitly noting that an LRS may have a mix of transmission and distribution-connected generation and customers. The Report further noted that the calculation of losses will depend 2 Email from NSPI to Roswell respondin...

AI summary The text discusses NSPI's failure to advance discussions with REI regarding interconnection requests under the Net Billing program, citing limitations on using the distribution system for non-utility generation due to a lack of enabling legislation.

100025Board Decision 2 passages
Nova Scotia Power obligations p. p. 8
o such resources is not regulated by the Board other than indirectly through its approval of tariffs, procedures, and standards of conduct to facilitate the renewable to retail regime under s. 22(1). [23] Clauses 22(1)(a) and (b) recognize...

AI summary The document discusses the obligations of Nova Scotia Power under section 22(1) of the relevant legislation, which outlines the need for tariffs to manage backup, top-up, and spill scenarios related to renewable low-impact electricity provided by retail suppliers. It also highlights the requirement for interconnection procedures and market rules to support these arrangements.

3.4 Analysis p. p. 22
is shown connected to the NS Power transmission system; it could also be connected to the NS Power distribution system. [Emphasis in original] [M06214, NS Power Application, Exhibit N-16, pp. 41-42] As described in Section 6.3 , for both t...

AI summary The text discusses the connection of generators to both the transmission and distribution systems under Nova Scotia Power, referencing applicable tariffs and market rules. It also mentions compliance plans submitted to the NSUARB and interconnection agreements approved by NS Power.

98662Letter NSPI re: Reply Response to Board letter 1 passage
Background p. p. 11
ualifies, and there is approval of the Maximum Spill Capacity under the Applicability provisions, then it appears that the EBS tariff can accommodate distribution-connected generation and net billing. Additionally, the NSPSO accepted Oberl...

AI summary The EBS tariff can accommodate distribution-connected generation and net billing. NSPSO accepted a GIA for Renewall to purchase generation from Oberland Argiscience, establishing a net billing relationship. Two additional interconnection requests are in process, and the request is to maintain their queue positions and proceed with DSIS under the same structure.

98902Submissions - Renewall 1 passage
Distribution-Connected Generation p. p. 5
t the time, NSPI approved and executed the Standard Small Generator Interconnection Agreement, and the Board did not take issue with the counting of this renewable electricity as part of REI's filing. The current legislative framework all...

AI summary NSPI approved a standard interconnection agreement for renewable energy, but requires explicit direction from the Board to create tariffs for the RtR market. REI argues that there is no legislative restriction on LRS purchasing distribution-connected energy and that the Board has the authority to establish necessary tariffs.

100025Board Decision 1 passage
3.4 Analysis p. p. 22
is shown connected to the NS Power transmission system; it could also be connected to the NS Power distribution system. [Emphasis in original] [M06214, NS Power Application, Exhibit N-16, pp. 41-42] As described in Section 6.3 , for both t...

AI summary The text discusses the connection of generators to both the transmission and distribution systems of NS Power, referencing applicable tariffs and market rules. It also mentions compliance plans submitted to the NSUARB by Renewall, highlighting interconnection agreements with NS Power.

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