Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Infrastructure Planning" in M13008

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - RtR Market Elements Application - Approval of necessary tariffs, Terms and Conditions
3 passages 2 documents

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N-1Updates to RTR Market Elements Application 1 passage
Preamble p. pp. 108-163
lephone number and information regarding electricity consumption, class of service and payment history of a Retail Customer or an RtR customer, as applicable. DBRS : DBRS Limited or its successor. Demand Side Management (DSM) Recovery Char...

AI summary The text defines key terms related to electricity distribution, retail customers, and demand-side management recovery charges. It outlines the responsibilities of NS Power in providing distribution system access and services, including connections, disconnections, and metering, under various tariffs and regulations.

N-4NSPI (SBA) RIR 1 to 5 2 passages
Section 12 p. p. 1
filed with the Board on August 8, 2023 (M10504). The input assumptions that supported the Evergreen IRP were informed by the M08929 ELCC analysis, and including values used for wind and solar.[1](#page-10-0) Following the transition of the...

AI summary The document discusses the transition of system planning responsibilities to IESO-NS and the role of ELCC studies in determining capacity contribution factors. NS Power clarifies that the capacity contribution factor for non-dispatchable generators is not adjusted based on operating conditions and is determined through ELCC studies.

Section 13 p. pp. 1-10
gh ELCC re-studies conducted by the IESO-NS as part of the Integrated Resource Planning process to ensure capacity credits remain aligned with the resource's actual contribution to system reliability. (f) Please refer to CA IR-2, part (a),...

AI summary The text discusses the re-study of ELCC by IESO-NS as part of the Integrated Resource Planning process to align capacity credits with actual contributions to system reliability. It also references a recall provision in the Wholesale Market tariff and provides a link to an updated IRP document.

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