P-1-(i)Appendix A - Green Choice PPA
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uld have reasonably been expected to deliver during any hours of a Facility Interruption or Forced Outage. Extension Period – shall have the meaning set forth in Section [2.5(c).](#page-31-1) Facility – means one or more generators describ...
AI summary The text defines key terms related to energy generation and delivery, including Facility, Facility Interruption, Fiscal Year, and Force Majeure. These definitions are part of a larger agreement or regulatory framework involving energy production and compliance.
ns made thereunder, in each case, as amended from time to time. Nameplate Capacity – means the nameplate capacity of the Facility, as specified in item [3](#page-3-8) of the Commercial Terms. Net Output – means the Energy output of the Fac...
AI summary The text defines key terms related to energy generation, including nameplate capacity, net output, network upgrades, and the Nova Scotia Supply Community. It also references the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI), along with definitions related to events of default and the NSPI Group.
s responsible for NSPI's reasonable legal expenses incurred in reviewing the Seller's request for consent in relation to any Project Amendment or any request for consent to amend the Commercial Terms. - (c) The Seller agrees to obtain and...
AI summary The text outlines the Seller's responsibilities in relation to the Project, including obtaining necessary permits, arranging interconnection, and retaining property rights. NSPI is responsible for legal expenses related to Project Amendments and Commercial Terms.
2.2 Facility Interconnection (a) By the earlier of (i) [ Note to finalization: Insert date which is 374 Business Days after the Effective Date] ; and (ii) the interconnection of the Facility to the System, the Seller shall execute and deli...
AI summary The text outlines the timeline and responsibilities for executing the Generator Interconnection Agreement, including provisions for extensions if studies or documents are delayed. It also details the transfer of property and responsibility for transmission costs at the Delivery Point.
2.4 Requirements for Commercial Operation (a) Notwithstanding the definition of "Commercial Operation Date" in the Generator Interconnection Agreement, the Facility will be deemed to have achieved " Commercial Operation " for the purposes...
AI summary The text outlines the requirements for a Facility to achieve Commercial Operation, including regulatory approvals, completion of construction, interconnection to the system, and submission of necessary reports. NSPI must confirm or contest the date of Commercial Operation within 10 business days of receiving notice from the Seller.
3.1 Operation Covenants - (a) During the Interim Period and the Term, the Seller shall have, through ownership, leasehold interest, easement or right of way, all land tenure or land tenure agreements in respect of the Site which are requir...
AI summary This section outlines the Seller's operational covenants during the Interim Period and the Term, including requirements for land tenure, facility ownership and maintenance, compliance with regulations, connection to the Delivery Point, energy source restrictions, and decommissioning responsibilities.
4.2 Acceptance of Energy (a) Subject to, and in accordance with, the terms and conditions of the Agreement, NSPI shall purchase and take the entire Net Output of the Facility (including the entire Net Output during the Interim Period), pro...
AI summary NSPI is required to purchase the entire Net Output of the Facility, with the ability to suspend this obligation under certain conditions. If NSPI fails to take or purchase Net Output, the Seller's exclusive remedy is a claim for the price that would have been payable. Compensation for foregone Expected Output due to curtailment is governed by provisions of the Electricity Act.
4.3 Automatic Generation Control - (a) The Seller shall cause the Facility to be equipped with Automatic Generation Control (AGC) equipment and software that is suitable and sufficient, in accordance with Good Utility Practice, to provide...
AI summary This section outlines the requirements for Automatic Generation Control (AGC) equipment and software at the Facility, ensuring real-time power output adjustments and compliance with Good Utility Practice. NSPI has the right to perform diagnostic analyses, and compensation for reduced output due to AGC is tied to Section 4.2(b). Failure to maintain AGC functionality results in reduced compensation or no payment for curtailed output.
5.2 Ancillary Services If NSPI or the System Operator requests or directs the Seller to provide Ancillary Services (other than those Ancillary Services required to be provided by the Facility pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, or by...
AI summary This section outlines the process for negotiating the provision of Ancillary Services by the Seller when requested by NSPI or the System Operator. It specifies that any disputes or failure to reach an agreement will be resolved through the dispute resolution procedures in Article 14. The provision of Ancillary Services governed by other documents will take precedence, and no additional payment will be made unless explicitly stated.
10.1 Seller Events of Default Each of the following will constitute an event of default by the Seller (" Seller Event of Default "): - (a) The Seller fails to make any payment owing to NSPI under this Agreement when due (other than a payme...
AI summary This section outlines the Seller Events of Default under the agreement, including failure to make payments, performance security defaults, insolvency, dissolution, breaches of specific sections, and termination of the Generator Interconnection Agreement.
11.1 Definition of Force Majeure - (a) For purposes of the Agreement, " Force Majeure " or a " Force Majeure Event " means any event or circumstance that is beyond the control of the affected Party (" Affected Party ") and that has not bee...
AI summary This section defines 'Force Majeure' and 'Force Majeure Event' under the Agreement. It includes events beyond the control of the Affected Party, such as natural disasters, epidemics, government orders, and delays in interconnection processes.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION - 1. Name of Project: [⚫] - 2. Site: [⚫] - 3. Point of Interconnection (specified in Proposal): [⚫] - 4. System Operator Reference No.: [⚫] - 5. Interconnection Request Number: [⚫] - 6. New Build or Expansion: [⚫] - 7....
AI summary The document outlines a project description template used in a regulatory proceeding, including fields such as project name, site, point of interconnection, and generating technology. It contains placeholders for information related to the project's details and interconnection requirements.
P-1-(ii)Appendix B - Green Choice PPA Blackline to PPA in M11455
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mercial Operation. Commercial Operation – shall have the meaning set out in Section 2.4(a). Commercial Terms – means the commercial terms itemized on pages (i), (ii), and (iii) of the Agreement. Commercially Reasonable Efforts – means, wit...
AI summary The text defines key terms related to commercial operations, including 'Commercial Operation,' 'Commercial Terms,' and 'Commercially Reasonable Efforts.' It also introduces the concept of 'Congestion Management Alternative,' which involves specific interconnection procedures and cost-related obligations.
e the meaning ascribed to that term in the Generator Interconnection Agreement. Energy Reform (2024) Act – means An Act to Reform the Law Respecting Energy and Electricity (Nova Scotia). Energy Source – means the source used to generate En...
AI summary The text defines key terms related to energy reform and generator interconnection agreements, referencing the Energy Reform (2024) Act and specific terms outlined in the Commercial Terms document.
ns made thereunder, in each case, as amended from time to time. Name Plate Nameplate Capacity – means the name platenameplate capacity of the Facility, as specified in item 3 of the Commercial Terms. Net Output – means the Energy output of...
AI summary The text defines key terms related to energy generation and infrastructure, including Net Output, Network Resource Interconnection Service, Network Upgrades, and entities such as the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources and Renewables (DNR) and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI). It outlines conditions under which Net Output is calculated and references the Generator Interconnection Agreement.
s responsible for NSPI's reasonable legal expenses incurred in reviewing the Seller's request for consent in relation to any Project Amendment or any request for consent to amend the Commercial Terms. - (c) The Seller agrees to obtain and...
AI summary The document outlines the Seller's responsibilities regarding legal expenses, obtaining permits, interconnection arrangements, and maintaining property rights for the Project. NSPI is not granted any property rights or control over the Project's development or operations.
2.2 Facility Interconnection - (a) By the earlier of (i) [Note to finalization: Insert date which is 374 Business Days after the Effective Date]; and (ii) the interconnection of the Facility to the System, the Seller shall execute and deli...
AI summary This section outlines the timeline and conditions for the Seller to execute and deliver the Generator Interconnection Agreement, including provisions for extensions due to delays in the delivery of studies or agreements by the System Operator or NSPI.
2.4 Requirements for Commercial Operation - (a) Notwithstanding the definition of "Commercial Operation Date" in the Generator Interconnection Agreement, the Facility will be deemed to have achieved "Commercial Operation" for the purposes...
AI summary The document outlines the conditions for achieving commercial operation of a facility under the Generator Interconnection Agreement. Key requirements include approval from the Minister of the Environment, completion of the project, certification by an independent engineer, interconnection to the system, submission of a cybersecurity plan, and a local benefits report.
3.1 Operation Covenants - (a) During the Interim Period and the Term, the Seller shall have, through ownership, leasehold interest, easement or right of way, all land tenure or land tenure agreements in respect of the Site which are requir...
AI summary The section outlines operational covenants for the Seller during the Interim Period and the Term, including obligations related to land tenure, facility operation, compliance with regulations, connection to the Delivery Point, energy source restrictions, and decommissioning responsibilities.
(b) The Seller shall: - (i) For each day of the Interim Period and the Term, provide to NSPI by 8:30 am Atlantic Prevailing Time of the previous day, an hourly forecast of (i) the number of generators at the Facility that will be available...
AI summary The Seller is required to provide NSPI with detailed forecasts and updates regarding generator availability, deratings, and other operational data, particularly for wind energy facilities. Failure to comply results in a 75% reduction in the applicable rate for Net Output on affected days. This information is intended to support NSPI's dispatch and operation of the System in accordance with Good Utility Practice.
4.2 Acceptance of Energy (a) Subject to, and in accordance with, the terms and conditions of the Agreement, NSPI shall purchase and take the entire Net Output of the Facility (including the entire Net Output during the Interim Period), pro...
AI summary NSPI is obligated to purchase the entire Net Output of the Facility under the Agreement, subject to certain conditions. If NSPI fails to comply, the Seller's sole remedy is a claim for the price that would have been payable for the Net Output, calculated based on meter readings or reasonable assumptions, without duplicating other sections of the Agreement.
4.3 Automatic Generation Control - (a) The Seller shall cause the Facility to be equipped with Automatic Generation Control (AGC) equipment and software that is suitable and sufficient, in accordance with Good Utility Practice, to provide...
AI summary The section outlines the requirements for Automatic Generation Control (AGC) equipment and software at the Facility, ensuring real-time power output adjustments and compliance with system operator needs. NSPI has the right to perform diagnostics, and compensation rules are established for Expected Output reductions due to AGC use or failures.
5.2 Ancillary Services If NSPI or the System Operator requests or directs the Seller to provide Ancillary Services (other than those Ancillary Services required to be provided by the Facility pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, or by...
AI summary The section outlines the process for providing Ancillary Services by the Seller when requested by NSPI or the System Operator, emphasizing negotiation in good faith and referencing dispute resolution procedures. It clarifies that payments for Ancillary Services are governed by applicable agreements and that no additional payments are made unless explicitly stated.
10.1 Seller Events of Default Each of the following will constitute an event of default by the Seller ("Seller Event of Default"): (a) The Seller fails to make any payment owing to NSPI under this Agreement when due (other than a payment w...
AI summary This section outlines the Seller Events of Default under the agreement, including failure to make payments, performance security defaults, insolvency, dissolution, breach of specific sections, and termination of the Generator Interconnection Agreement.
beyond any initial deadline as set out in the Generator Interconnection Procedure, - action or non-action by a Government Agency, whether federal, provincial or local (including expropriation, requisition, regulatory required curtailment),...
AI summary The text defines Force Majeure in the context of a Generator Interconnection Procedure, including actions or non-actions by government agencies and NSPI's inability to accept Energy due to such events.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION 1. Name of Project: [⚫] 2. [⚫] LocationSite: 3. Point [⚫] of Interconnection (specified in Proposal): 4. System [⚫] Operator Reference No.: 5. [⚫] Interconnection Request Number: 6. New Build or Expansion: [⚫] 7. Class...
AI summary The document provides a template for describing a project, including its name, location, interconnection details, and generating technology. It outlines the information required for a project proposal, such as the system operator reference number, interconnection request number, and project classification.
RECITALS: - A. the Seller and NSPI have entered into a power purchase agreement dated as of ⚫, 202⚫ (as amended, supplemented, restated or replaced from time to time in accordance with itsterms and this agreement, the " PPA ") in order to...
AI summary The recitals outline the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) between the Seller and NSPI, detailing the Seller's responsibility for Network Upgrades and the repayment terms under the Generator Interconnection Agreement. The agreement formalizes the Seller's obligation to return any repayment received for Network Upgrades to NSPI.
2. Reimbursement In consideration of NSPI entering into the PPA, the Seller agrees to pay to NSPI an amount equal to any repayment for Network Upgrades for the Facility, plus interest, if any, that the Seller receives pursuant to Article 1...
AI summary The document outlines the reimbursement obligations of the Seller to NSPI following the entry into a PPA. The Seller must pay NSPI the Reimbursement Amount, including any interest, within ten Business Days after receiving a cash repayment related to Network Upgrades for the Facility.
• For lines that traverse more than one zone, the Zone will be determined by choosing the closest substation bus to the point of interconnection. System Operator will provide clarification as to which Zone is applicable upon request Not Us...
AI summary The document outlines the process for determining the Zone for lines that cross multiple zones, specifying that the closest substation bus to the point of interconnection will be used. The System Operator will provide clarification upon request.
P-1-(iii)Appendix C - DRAFT #1 Green Choice PPA 2026 - CLEAN
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uld have reasonably been expected to deliver during any hours of a Facility Interruption or Forced Outage. Extension Period – shall have the meaning set forth in Section [2.5(c).](#page-33-1) Facility – means one or more generators describ...
AI summary The text defines key terms related to energy generation and delivery, including Facility, Facility Interruption, Fiscal Year, Force Majeure, and Extension Period, with references to specific sections of the document.
he Seller, NSPI and the Project Lender setting forth arrangements in respect of the interest of the Project Lender in the Agreement by way of security for the financing provided by the Project Lender. Project Lender's Security Agreement –...
AI summary The text defines various legal and financial terms related to a project agreement, including security arrangements, network upgrades, proposals, and reimbursement agreements, with references to specific entities and regulatory frameworks.
s responsible for NSPI's reasonable legal expenses incurred in reviewing the Seller's request for consent in relation to any Project Amendment or any request for consent to amend the Commercial Terms. - (c) The Seller agrees to obtain and...
AI summary The document outlines the Seller's responsibilities regarding legal expenses, permits, interconnection, and cybersecurity for the Project. The Seller is responsible for design, development, construction, and compliance with NERC standards. Failure to submit a Cybersecurity Plan on time is considered a default.
Note to Draft: The Facility Interconnection requirements in this Section 2.2 are under review and are subject to change.] - (a) By the earlier of (i) [ Note to finalization: Insert date which is 374 Business Days after the Effective Date]...
AI summary This section outlines the timeline for the Seller to execute and deliver the Generator Interconnection Agreement, including provisions for extending the deadline if there are delays in the delivery of studies or documents by the System Operator or NSPI, provided the delays are not due to the Seller's actions.
2.4 Requirements for Commercial Operation - (a) Notwithstanding the definition of "Commercial Operation Date" in the Generator Interconnection Agreement, the Facility will be deemed to have achieved " Commercial Operation " for the purpose...
AI summary The document outlines the requirements for achieving Commercial Operation for a Facility under the Generator Interconnection Agreement. It includes conditions such as environmental approval, completion of the project, interconnection to the System, submission of a Local Benefits Report, and approval of the Cybersecurity Plan.
3.1 Operation Covenants - (a) During the Interim Period and the Term, the Seller shall have, through ownership, leasehold interest, easement or right of way, all land tenure or land tenure agreements in respect of the Site which are requir...
AI summary This section outlines the operational covenants of the Seller during the Interim Period and the Term, including obligations related to land tenure, operation and maintenance of the Facility, compliance with regulations, connection to the Delivery Point, energy source restrictions, and decommissioning responsibilities.
(b) The Seller shall: - (i) For each day of the Interim Period and the Term, provide to NSPI by 8:30 am Atlantic Prevailing Time of the previous day, an hourly forecast of (i) the number of generators at the Facility that will be available...
AI summary The Seller is required to provide NSPI with detailed hourly forecasts, updates on generator availability and deratings, and real-time data access. Failure to comply results in a 75% reduction in the applicable rate for Net Output. This information is intended for dispatch and operating the System in accordance with Good Utility Practice.
4.2 Acceptance of Energy - (a) Subject to, and in accordance with, the terms and conditions of the Agreement, NSPI shall purchase and take the entire Net Output of the Facility (including the entire Net Output during the Interim Period), p...
AI summary The section outlines NSPI's obligation to purchase the entire Net Output of the Facility, with provisions for suspension under certain conditions. It also specifies the Seller's remedies for NSPI's failure to purchase Net Output, including compensation for curtailment under the Electricity Act.
5.2 Ancillary Services If NSPI or the System Operator requests or directs the Seller to provide Ancillary Services (other than those Ancillary Services required to be provided by the Facility pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, or by...
AI summary This section outlines the process for negotiating terms and conditions for Ancillary Services when requested by NSPI or the System Operator. It specifies that such negotiations must occur in good faith and that disputes will be resolved through the procedures in Article 14. Additionally, it clarifies that payment for Ancillary Services is only made if explicitly stated in the relevant documents.
10.1 Seller Events of Default Each of the following will constitute an event of default by the Seller (" Seller Event of Default "): - (a) The Seller fails to make any payment owing to NSPI under this Agreement when due (other than a payme...
AI summary This section outlines the Seller Events of Default under the agreement, specifying conditions such as failure to make payments, insolvency, breach of specific sections, and termination of the Generator Interconnection Agreement, with remedies and timelines for addressing defaults.
ine as set out in the Generator Interconnection Procedure, - (vi) action or non-action by a Government Agency, whether federal, provincial or local (including expropriation, requisition, regulatory required curtailment), and failure to gra...
AI summary This section defines Force Majeure, including actions by government agencies and inability of NSPI to accept energy due to such events. It outlines conditions under which government actions or inactions qualify as Force Majeure, provided they were not caused by the affected party.
- 3. Point of Interconnection (specified in Proposal): [⚫] - 4. System Operator Reference No.: [⚫] - 5. Interconnection Request Number: [⚫] - 6. New Build or Expansion: [⚫] - 7. Class I or Class II Undertaking: [⚫] - 8. Detailed Descriptio...
AI summary The document outlines a series of forms and fields related to an interconnection request, including details about the point of interconnection, system operator reference number, interconnection request number, whether the project is a new build or expansion, and the class of the undertaking. It also requests a detailed description of the facility, including site description, generating technology, project design, and interconnection details.
RECITALS: - A. the Seller and NSPI have entered into a power purchase agreement dated as of ⚫, 202⚫ (as amended, supplemented, restated or replaced from time to time in accordance with itsterms and this agreement, the " PPA ") in order to...
AI summary The document outlines a power purchase agreement (PPA) between the Seller and Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) for the development and operation of a project, including terms related to network upgrades and repayment obligations under the Generator Interconnection Agreement.
2. Reimbursement In consideration of NSPI entering into the PPA, the Seller agrees to pay to NSPI an amount equal to any repayment for Network Upgrades for the Facility, plus interest, if any, that the Seller receives pursuant to Article 1...
AI summary The document outlines the reimbursement process from the Seller to NSPI upon receipt of cash repayment for Network Upgrades, as stipulated in the Generator Interconnection Agreement. The Seller must pay the Reimbursement Amount within ten business days to NSPI's designated address.
P-1-(v)Appendix E - Draft Green Choice Program Procurement Request for Proposals (RFP)
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2.3 Renewable Low-Impact Electricity Generation Project - a) Each Proponent will be responsible to make the necessary investments to successfully complete development and construction, and own, operate and maintain a Renewable Low-Impact E...
AI summary The document outlines requirements for Proponents participating in the Renewable Low-Impact Electricity Generation Project, including investment responsibilities, project size, location, and eligibility criteria, such as not being on Ineligible Land or having an existing PPA.
2.8 Interconnection Feasibility Study - a) IESO Nova Scotia's Generation Interconnection Procedure outlines the procedures for processing an Interconnection Request pertaining to a Generating Facility. Proponents are expected to meet all o...
AI summary The document outlines the interconnection procedures for generating facilities under the Green Choice Program (GCP), including requirements for proponents to submit interconnection requests, pay fees, and meet technical standards. NSPI may set minimum technical requirements for wind turbines, and proponents must provide ancillary services at their own expense.
- c) The Proposal Submission Deadline will be adjusted, if necessary, to provide a minimum of thirty (30) days from the date that Interconnection Feasibility Study results are made available to Proponents to the date of the Proposal Submis...
AI summary The Proposal Submission Deadline will be adjusted to ensure a minimum of thirty (30) days between the availability of Interconnection Feasibility Study results and the deadline for proposal submissions.
Capitalized terms used in this RFP but not otherwise defined in this have the meanings given to them in the PPA. Term Definition GCP Regulations has the meaning given to that term in Section 1.1c). Generating Facility has the meaning given...
AI summary The document defines key terms used in the RFP, referencing their meanings in the PPA. It includes definitions related to the Green Choice Program, interconnection procedures, and credit ratings, among others.