Topic:"Infrastructure Planning" in M13007

Step 2 Considerations for Nova Scotia Inseparable costs (which include integrated resource planning, employees, and administrative costs for example) are inherent to the running of the IESO, from which the broader customer base (rather tha...

AI summary Inseparable costs, such as those related to integrated resource planning and administrative expenses, are recovered across the Nova Scotia transmission system customer base. Only third-party recoveries for interconnection study procedures are considered direct costs with identifiable beneficiaries.

NON-CONFIDENTIAL fees. Otherwise, IESO Nova Scotia will obtain load served forecast and actuals from LSEs for all LSE served load irrespective of the source from which the load is being served. c) Please refer to NSEB IR-21. Entities wheel...

AI summary IESO Nova Scotia outlines its fee recovery mechanism, clarifying that it does not apply to intertie traders and that interconnection study costs are billed to customers. The proposed mechanism differs from the OATT, and the term 'netted out' refers to direct costs not being included in the Revenue Requirement.

- 18 Direct costs for system planning and interconnection work are included in the Operations - 19 (System Planning) Cost Category. Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) Responses to London Economics Internation...

AI summary The document outlines direct costs for system planning and interconnection work included in the Operations (System Planning) Cost Category. It also references responses from the Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) to information requests from London Economics International LLC (LEI).

t Practices for All-Source Electric Generation Procurement," with Mike O'Boyle, Ron Lehr, and Mark Detsky, Energy Innovation Policy & Technology LLC and Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, April 2020. - "Municipal Coal in Ohio: Implication...

AI summary The text lists various reports and studies related to energy policy, procurement practices, and regulatory matters across different regions and organizations, including Nova Scotia Power, PG&E, and others.

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS - "Clean Energy Solutions for Western North Carolina," presentation to Progress Energy Carolinas WNC Community Energy Advisory Council, February 7, 2008. - "Energy Efficiency: Regulating Cost-Effectiveness," Florida...

AI summary The text lists various presentations and testimonies related to energy efficiency, renewable energy, and utility regulation, primarily in the southeastern United States. These include discussions on cost-effectiveness, integrated resource planning, and energy policy in Florida and the Tennessee Valley Authority region.

Alliance for Clean Energy, and Southern Environmental Law Center. Adequacy of consideration of energy efficiency in Duke Energy Carolinas and Progress Energy Carolinas' 2009 integrated resource plans. Georgia PSC Docket No. 31081, direct t...

AI summary The text outlines expert testimony and regulatory proceedings related to the adequacy of energy efficiency considerations in integrated resource plans and demand-side management plans by utility companies in Georgia and South Carolina. It discusses topics such as cost effectiveness, rate impacts, stakeholder engagement, and alternative resource options.