Topic:"Indigenous Communities" in M13042

s required for the Facility and the Site, the Energy used to service the Site and the Facility, including Energy for construction, excitation, on-site maintenance and operation of auxiliary equipment. Incremental Energy Rate – means the ra...

AI summary The text defines key terms related to energy generation, including Incremental Energy Rate, Indemnitee, Indemnitor, Independent Engineer, and Indigenous communities. It outlines the qualifications for an Independent Engineer and defines Ineligible Land as provincial Crown land or protected land.

f the Facility. For clarity, an independent engineer that is appointed to act as an independent engineer for any Project Lender may also be the Independent Engineer for the purposes of this Agreement. Independent Expert – means a Person th...

AI summary The text defines key terms related to energy infrastructure, including Independent Engineer, Indigenous communities, Ineligible Land, Insolvency Legislation, and Interconnection Facilities. It outlines the meanings and contexts for various terms used in agreements and procedures related to energy projects.

as set out in the Proposal. Local Benefits Shortfall has the meaning given to it in Section 2.8 Local Benefit Report means a report setting out the Seller's Local Benefit expenditure at COD. Market Rules and Procedures – means the document...

AI summary The document defines key terms related to energy regulations, market procedures, and legal frameworks in Nova Scotia, including definitions for 'Local Benefits Shortfall', 'Market Rules and Procedures', 'Marginal Cost Rate', and references to the 'More Access to Energy Act'. It also includes definitions related to energy measurement and Indigenous communities in Nova Scotia.

Scored Criteria Points Available Project Site 2 points 100% of the Project's Interconnection Facilities and access roads can be located on private land and/or can use existing public roads and the Proponent demonstrates that it has success...

AI summary The document outlines criteria for scoring proposals based on engagement and social/economic benefits. It emphasizes the importance of securing land rights, zoning compliance, and community engagement, particularly with local governments and the Mi'kmaq of Nova Scotia, as well as the inclusion of letters of support and the formation of community liaison committees.

(i) Ownership Proposals that can demonstrate their Projects have a Mi'kmaq of Nova Scotia Ownership Interest are eligible for ownership points to a maximum of six (6) points. Points will be awarded to the Proposal as described in the table...

AI summary Proposals demonstrating Mi'kmaq of Nova Scotia Ownership Interest are eligible for up to six ownership points, as outlined in the table within the Prescribed Form: Social and Economic Benefits.

Scored Criteria Points Ownership Available 6 points The Project has a Mi'kmaq of Nova Scotia Ownership Interest greater than 50%. 4 points The Project has a Mi'kmaq of Nova Scotia Ownership Interest greater than 40% and less than or equal...

AI summary The text outlines a scoring system for ownership interest by Mi'kmaq of Nova Scotia in a project, with points awarded based on the percentage of ownership. It also references a section on social programs.

Any questions or comments directly regarding a publicly available resource should be directed to the appropriate publishing party. Topic RFP Section Resource Legislation and Regulations related to GCP 1.1 • the Act • the Renewable Electric...

AI summary The document outlines resources and regulations related to various topics including legislation, project site requirements, interconnection procedures, engagement practices, confidentiality, environmental assessments, transportation logistics, and economic benefits. It provides guidance for proponents navigating regulatory processes in Nova Scotia.