Topic:"Integrated Resource Plan" in M03666

HRWC written submission, February 9, 2011, page 3. 1 distribution zone as the net metered generator, are not offset and do not 30 found within the Nova Scotia Renewable Electricity Plan. A copy is 31 appended to this submission at Attachme...

AI summary The submission discusses the Nova Scotia Renewable Electricity Plan, which includes enhanced net metering for individuals and small businesses. The plan allows projects up to one megawatt with multiple meters in a single distribution zone to use two-way meters and receive payment at retail rates for excess power produced annually.

18-Month Review The Renewable Electricity Plan provides new programs and opportunities for Nova Scotia. Electrical grid technical limits are being pushed; communities will soon be exploring the challenge of moving from being interested in...

AI summary The 18-Month Review of the Renewable Electricity Plan highlights the government's commitment to evaluating the COMFIT program's effectiveness in supporting renewable electricity development and community-based projects. The review will assess progress toward the 25% renewable electricity supply target by 2015 and the program's success in promoting diverse energy solutions.

COMFIT Payment Differentiation COMFIT rates will be differentiated by technology type and in some cases, project size to ensure that policy objectives of the Renewable Electricity Plan are addressed appropriately. Establishing individual r...

AI summary COMFIT rates will be differentiated by technology type and project size to support the Renewable Electricity Plan. Wind and tidal projects have different rate categories, with developmental tidal arrays receiving a special FIT rate based on their costs, excluding government-funded or interconnection expenses.