Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Generator Interconnection" in M12661

Matter: Nova Scotia Power - Application for approval of an Above-the-Line Tariff applicable to Port Hawkesbury Paper (PHP)Application for approval of the Extra Large Industrial Dispatchable (ELID) Tariff, an above-the-line- tariff available to Port Hawkesbury Paper
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N-4NSPI (BW) RIR 1 to 14 - Redacted 1 passage
NSPI Responses to BW Information Requests p. p. 12
NSPI Responses to BW Information Requests 1 Request IR-10: 3 specific PPA/PSA clauses. 4 5 Response IR-10: 6 7 (a) Confirmed. 8 9 (b) Confirmed. 10 11 (c) Confirmed. 12 13 (d) Confirmed. 14 15 (e) Per the Power Sales Agreement (PSA), PHP r...

AI summary NSPI confirmed responses to BW information requests regarding specific PPA/PSA clauses. The response details compensation mechanisms for wind farms under Automatic Generation Control (AGC) as governed by the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) and Generator Interconnection Agreement, including compensation for reliability-based curtailments.

N-6NSPI (IG) RIR 1 to 31 - Redacted 1 passage
Part A – Definitions p. pp. 184-189
ith the terms and conditions to be set out in the Dispatchable Rider Operating Procedures. Excess Energy: Generation which is in excess of the needs of the electric system and which cannot be stored. Force Majeure: Any event or circumstanc...

AI summary The document defines key terms related to energy management and dispatch procedures in Nova Scotia, including 'Excess Energy,' 'Force Majeure,' and 'Hour 1' and 'Hour 2' definitions. It also outlines the roles of NS Power and NSPSO in managing demand schedules and dispatchable hours.

N-10NSPI (Synapse) RIR 1 to 30 - Redacted 1 passage
NSPI Responses to Synapse Energy Economics, Inc. Information Requests p. p. 19
NSPI Responses to Synapse Energy Economics, Inc. Information Requests 1 Request IR-7: 16 loss to the power system, worsening the capacity shortfall situation. 17 18 (d) For planning purposes, PHP firm load for each of the last 10 years has...

AI summary NSPI provides responses to Synapse Energy Economics, Inc. regarding information requests, including details about PHP load, the ELID Tariff, and the PHB Generation Facility's designation as a Network Resource. The responses highlight planning assumptions, load classifications, and interconnection designations.

N-25Evidence - IG 2 passages
2.0 NSP ELID RATE PROPOSAL
- through the Fuel Adjustment Mechanism ("FAM") allocation process as a dollar value credit, and will be allocated so as to be paid for by all ATL customers. - 3. The ELID customer is also proposed to receive an Interruptible Rider ("IR")...

AI summary NSP proposes an ELID tariff with credits via the Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM), Interruptible Rider (IR), and a 10% priority interruptible premium. PHP's wind generation from Goose Harbour Lake is prioritized in energy allocation, with load shaping via DR and potential interruptible demand credits. The proposal outlines a sequence for PHP's energy procurement and system integration.

Project Development, Socio-Economic Impact Assessment and Mitigation
ro system resiliency study in response to Snare River drought. For New World Dairy (2015-2017): Assist in negotiations regarding Non-Utility Generation and interconnection with Newfoundland Hydro For Yukon Energy Corporation (2005 - 2015):...

AI summary The text outlines involvement in energy projects across multiple regions, including hydroelectric developments, resource planning, and interconnection negotiations. Key activities include project management, environmental assessments, and regulatory reviews for entities like Yukon Energy and Manitoba Hydro.

101236IG (NSPI) IR 1 to 31 - PDF 1 passage
Response IR-11:
Response IR-11: The statement in Exhibit N-1, page 9 lines 5 to 7 is based on operational experience. NS Power does not track potential instances of Emergency Energy Alert situations, which were avoided by being effectively managed by supp...

AI summary The response discusses NS Power's handling of emergency energy alerts and the dispatch of PHP during such events. It raises questions about whether PHP was dispatched down to minimum load, the instances of load constraints, and the use of interruptibility provisions under the ELIADC tariff.

101237IG (NSPI) IR 1 to 31 - Word 2 passages
Section 14
1. Please provide all data or internal documentation making up NSPI’s “initial analysis” of the priority interruptible service, including details on the interruptions determined to be avoided. 2. Please provide a copy of NSPI’s internal in...

AI summary The document contains a series of questions directed at NSPI regarding its priority interruptible service, including data on interruptions, internal protocols, economic analyses, and the operation of ELID under the ELIADC. It also references a regulatory application and requests clarification on dispatch procedures and compliance with reserve requirements.

Section 17
1. In the above extract, NSPI states PHP is dispatched down to minimum load when the Energy Emergency Response Procedure is activated. Please confirm this means that there is no load left for PHP to interrupt in such circumstances. If not,...

AI summary The document text contains a series of questions directed at NSPI regarding the dispatch and interruption practices of PHP under the ELIADC tariff during energy emergencies and load constraints. It asks for detailed explanations and data on interruptions, customer responses, and the availability of PHP load in various scenarios.

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