Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Generator Interconnection" in M13007

Matter: Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) - Fee Recovery Mechanism Application
3 passages 2 documents

Generator Interconnection across all matters →

N-5IESO (LEI) RIR 1 to 10 1 passage
Section 54 p. p. 31
Third Party Recoveries refers to the recovery of labour costs associated with IESO Nova Scotia technical employees completing interconnection studies. These costs are recovered as allowed under the NSEB-approved Generation Interconnection...

AI summary Third Party Recoveries refer to the recovery of labour costs for IESO Nova Scotia technical employees conducting interconnection studies. These costs are recovered under the NSEB-approved Generation Interconnection Procedures and are limited to the costs incurred for Feasibility and System Impact Studies.

N-11-(i)CV - John D. Wilson 2 passages
REPORTS
t Practices for All-Source Electric Generation Procurement," with Mike O'Boyle, Ron Lehr, and Mark Detsky, Energy Innovation Policy & Technology LLC and Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, April 2020. - "Municipal Coal in Ohio: Implication...

AI summary The text lists various reports and studies related to energy policy, procurement practices, and regulatory matters across different regions and organizations, including Nova Scotia Power, PG&E, and others.

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS
r 19, 2014. - "Views on TVA EE Modeling Approach," presentation with Natalie Mims to Tennessee Valley Authority's Evaluating Energy Efficiency in Utility Resource Planning Meeting, February 10, 2015. - "The Clean Power Plan Can Be Implemen...

AI summary This section lists various presentations made by an individual on topics related to energy efficiency, renewable energy, carbon markets, and power generation planning. The presentations were delivered at conferences and meetings held between 2014 and 2024.

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