Topic:"Hearing Procedures" in M12778

. (Roswall), Natural Forces (NF), and - Energy Storage Canada (ESC). The NSPSO filed a Response to Comments on January 20, 2025. DATE FILED: March 31, 2026 Page 3 of 33 M10905, Review of NS Power's Interconnections Processes, Board Order,...

AI summary The document references Roswall, Natural Forces, and Energy Storage Canada, with the NSPSO filing a response to comments. It also mentions a Board Order (M10905) related to NS Power's interconnection processes and an extension request granted by the Board.

1 2.2 Hosting Capacity Table 2 - 3 The Synapse recommendation and NSEB directives from the Board's original decision in M10905 - 4 pertaining to the hosting capacity table are reproduced in the table below: 5

AI summary The document references Synapse's recommendation and NSEB directives from the Board's original decision in M10905 regarding the hosting capacity table. The table is reproduced here as part of the regulatory proceeding.

3.0 DISTRIBUTION NETWORK UPGRADE COST REFUND REGULATION - Figure 3 below reproduces Synapse's recommendation and sub-recommendations related to a - distribution network upgrade cost refund regulation.

AI summary Synapse Energy Economics has proposed recommendations regarding a distribution network upgrade cost refund regulation, as illustrated in Figure 3.

1 Figure 5: Illustrative Example 2: Advancement Charge for a Planned Upgrade

AI summary Figure 5 presents an illustrative example of calculating an advancement charge for a planned upgrade in a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding. It highlights the methodology for determining charges related to infrastructure upgrades, involving key entities and regulatory considerations.

1 Figure 6: Illustrative Example 3: Advancement Charge for a Planned Upgrade

AI summary Figure 6 illustrates an example of an advancement charge for a planned upgrade in a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding, highlighting the methodology for calculating such charges within the context of energy system planning and regulatory oversight.

[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) Jesse Wallace Manager, Strategic Innovation and Planning Nova Scotia Power Incorporated PO Box 910 1223 Lower Water Street Halifax, NS B3J 3S8 Dear Parties:

AI summary A communication from Jesse Wallace, Manager of Strategic Innovation and Planning at Nova Scotia Power Incorporated, addressing parties involved in a regulatory proceeding. The letter is part of a formal process involving Nova Scotia Power, though specific claims or arguments are not detailed in the provided text.

M12778 – Nova Scotia Power Incorporated – Interconnection Processes Proceeding – Annual Report NS Power filed its Annual Interconnection Process Proceeding Report dated and received by the Board on March 31, 2026. The Board provides the fo...

AI summary NS Power submitted its Annual Interconnection Process Proceeding Report to the Board on March 31, 2026. The Board outlined a timeline for interested parties to comment (April 22, 2026) and for NS Power to respond (May 6, 2026). The report is part of regulatory proceedings under M10905.