KEY COMPONENTS
AI summary The document outlines key components and acronyms related to a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding, including energy efficiency programs, utility regulations, and cost recovery mechanisms. It lists organizations, programs, and technical terms involved in energy management and utility oversight.
Generation Replacement and Load Following - This class is available to customers who have their own generation capacity of no less than 2,000 - 33 kW. As of December 2010, this class had three customers and represented about 0.1 percent of...
AI summary The document outlines customer classes and associated rate structures, including ELI 2P-RTP and 1P-RTP, with details on energy charges, baseline loads, and interruptibility. It also discusses transmission and distribution losses, forecasting 3% transmission loss and 5.5% distribution loss. NSPI's sales data and load management strategies are highlighted.
System Losses and Unbilled Sales This category includes NSPI transmission losses, distribution losses and the year-over-year change in unbilled sales. The annual change in unbilled sales is currently in the order of 13 GWh, based on foreca...
AI summary This section outlines NSPI's forecasted system losses and unbilled sales changes. Transmission losses are estimated at 3.0% of NSR, distribution losses at 6.0%, with total NSPI losses averaging 6.9% of NSR. Residential and commercial sectors experience higher losses due to lower voltage levels. Annual unbilled sales growth is forecast at ~13 GWh, excluding municipal utility losses.
Generation Replacement and Load Following - This class is available to customers who have their own generation capacity of no less than 2,000 - 33 kW. As of December 2010, this class had three customers and represented about 0.1 percent of...
AI summary The document outlines customer classes and rate structures offered by NSPI, including ELI 2P-RTP and 1P-RTP, which incentivize load adjustment and off-peak energy use. It details sales data, interruptible load forecasts, and transmission/distribution loss percentages (3% and 5.5%, respectively). The Mersey System Agreement is highlighted for a specific industrial customer.
System Losses and Unbilled Sales This category includes NSPI transmission losses, distribution losses and the year-over-year change in unbilled sales. The annual change in unbilled sales is currently in the order of 13 GWh, based on foreca...
AI summary This section details NSPI's system losses and unbilled sales, including 3.0% transmission losses, 6.0% distribution losses, and a 13 GWh annual change in unbilled sales. Residential and commercial sectors experience higher losses due to lower voltages, with total NSPI losses forecast at 6.9% of NSR. Municipal utility losses are excluded here but included in their respective rate classes.
vania PUC Docket No. R-00061366, et al.; rate-transition-plan proceedings of Metropolitan Edison and Pennsylvania Electric; Real-time pricing; PennFuture. Direct, July 2006; surrebuttal August 2006. Real-time and time-dependent pricing; ap...
AI summary The text references regulatory proceedings involving Pennsylvania PUC, Metropolitan Edison, and Pennsylvania Electric, focusing on real-time and time-dependent pricing, metering technology, rate design, and customer information. It also mentions PennFuture and related docket numbers.
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