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Topic:"Grid Modernization" in M03666

Matter: P-188 - NSPI Regulation 3.6 - Net Metering - Request approval of the revised Regulation 3.6Enhanced net metering service, in compliance with recent legislative changes to the Electricity Act.
6 passages 3 documents

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N-1Letter, Application and Evidence filed by NSPI 11/1/2010 2 passages
31 p. p. 0
31 1 1.0 STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS 20 6. The service will, to the extent possible, be consistent with the current net 21 metering framework. 22 23 The proposed revisions to the net metering program will provide for expanded customer 24 capaci...

AI summary The document outlines statutory requirements for a net metering program, including expanded customer capacity, aggregated metering, and payment for annual excess self-generation. These revisions aim to align the service with the current net metering framework.

1 3.0 AGGREGATED METERING p. p. 0
1 3.0 AGGREGATED METERING 2 3 Under existing Regulation 3.6, meter aggregation is limited to one parcel of land. 4 If a customer wishes to net-meter more than one of its metered electric service 5 accounts, each account must be located on...

AI summary The document discusses the proposed expansion of meter aggregation from a single parcel of land to a Distribution Zone, as outlined in the amended Electricity Act . This change allows a single customer to net-meter multiple accounts if they are connected to the same distribution supply transformer within a substation. The proposal aims to balance opportunities for net metering with the protection of alternate market arrangements under OATT.

N-2NSPI IR Responses HRWC 1/26/2011 1 passage
\ \ The general service area is a summary and does not describe all areas served.
\ \ The general service area is a summary and does not describe all areas served. 1 Request IR-2: 2 3 Reference: Evidence, page 6, lines 9-17. 4 5 Under the proposed regulation, and consistent with the amendments to the 6 Electricity Act,...

AI summary The document discusses the proposed regulation under the Electricity Act, increasing the maximum net generating capacity to 1 MW. It outlines how NSPI will determine customer annual consumption and the flexibility allowed for excess energy generation in net metered systems.

N-6NSPI Reply Submission 2/23/2011 3 passages
Grid: Cleaner and Stronger p. p. 17
Grid: Cleaner and Stronger To increase the grid's capacity to absorb intermittent energy from wind and tidal sources, the province will continue to encourage the use of locally-produced natural gas—a cleaner, quick-responding fuel that is...

AI summary Nova Scotia plans to enhance grid capacity by promoting locally-produced natural gas to balance intermittent renewable energy sources like wind and tidal. Studies will support grid upgrades and improvements to the interconnection with the North American grid.

2. Community-Based Feed-In Tariff p. p. 24
adjust, the COMFIT program in 2012, to ensure that we learn from our experience and ensure that the objective of supplying 100 MW through community/ small-scale renewable electricity projects is met. Government is proceeding in this manner...

AI summary The COMFIT program in Nova Scotia is being adjusted to ensure that 100 MW of electricity is supplied through community and small-scale renewable projects. The program is designed to limit access to local entities to ensure community-rooted projects and local investment returns. The electricity system is compared to a highway network, emphasizing the need for careful planning to avoid overloading the distribution system with intermittent energy.

Building a Secure, Reliable Network 8 p. pp. 36-38
Building a Secure, Reliable Network 8

AI summary The document discusses the importance of building a secure and reliable network, referencing a visual element that likely illustrates aspects of infrastructure planning or grid modernization.

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