N-2Refiled 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates (AAR's) 12/8/2010
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NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED
AI summary The document pertains to a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding involving Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSP). No detailed content or arguments are provided in the text, as it only includes the heading of the proceeding.
NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED
AI summary The document pertains to a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding involving Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSP). No detailed content or arguments are provided in the text, as it only includes the heading of the proceeding.
ONE PART DISTRIBUTION VOLTAGE REAL TIME PRICING TARIFF DEMAND CHARGE NIL
AI summary The document outlines the 'ONE PART DISTRIBUTION VOLTAGE REAL TIME PRICING TARIFF' under a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding. A key detail is the absence of a demand charge (NIL), indicating this tariff structure does not impose charges based on peak demand. The proceeding involves NSP, the primary utility provider in Nova Scotia.
NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED
AI summary The document pertains to a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding involving Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSP). No detailed content or arguments are provided in the text, as it only includes the heading of the proceeding.
WHOLESALE MARKET BACKUP/TOP-UP SERVICE TARIFF The tariff is available to wholesale customers as defined in section 2(b) of the Electricity Act, Chapter 25 of the Acts of 2004. " (b) "wholesale customer" means Nova Scotia Power Incorporated...
AI summary The Wholesale Market Backup/Top-Up Service Tariff applies to wholesale customers under the Electricity Act, requiring written notice, annual applications by January 31, and metering equipment approved by NSPI. Third-party generators bear installation costs, and service is renewable annually for 12 months.
Spill Rate: Admininistration Charge Calculations
AI summary The document pertains to spill rate administration charge calculations within a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding. It involves Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI) and focuses on methodologies for determining charges related to spill rates, though specific details are not provided in the text.