98662Letter NSPI re: Reply Response to Board letter
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t metering discussions were ongoing and unresolved with NS Power. IR 676 was submitted in August 2022 before NS Power and Renewall began conducting analyses on the feasibility of BTM and net metering. The suggestion that interconnection re...
AI summary Discussions on advanced metering remain unresolved with NS Power. IR 676 was submitted in August 2022 prior to analyses on BTM and net metering feasibility. It was clarified that interconnection requests do not imply regulatory approval or policy progression, and the standardized interconnection process does not seek regulatory approval for feasibility barriers.
100025Board Decision
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o such resources is not regulated by the Board other than indirectly through its approval of tariffs, procedures, and standards of conduct to facilitate the renewable to retail regime under s. 22(1). [23] Clauses 22(1)(a) and (b) recognize...
AI summary The document discusses the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board's (NSUARB) role in regulating NS Power's transmission and distribution systems under section 22(1) of the legislation. It outlines the need for backup and spill tariffs to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply and manage excess electricity from retail suppliers.
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