2.0 BACKGROUND - [5] On June 19, 2025, Renewall sought directions from the Board and requested an expedited process to amend the existing renewable to retail tariffs or create a new tariff to enable distribution-connected generation and ne...
AI summary In June 2025, Renewall requested the Board to amend or create a new tariff to enable distribution-connected generation and net billing, citing NS Power's obligations. NS Power responded that net metering is not available in the renewable to retail market. The Board requested submissions on whether existing regulations could be amended and set a timeline for interventions.
rs and their customers be responsible for all costs related to the provision of service by retail suppliers to their customers that would otherwise be the responsibility of NS Power and its customers. [58] For the renewable to retail regim...
AI summary The document discusses the responsibilities of retail suppliers and NS Power in the renewable to retail regime, emphasizing that retail suppliers must have access to renewable electricity at the distribution level. It references the Electricity Act and the jurisdiction of the NSUARB to approve standards for distribution-connected resources.
4.0 SUMMARY OF BOARD FINDINGS [67] The Board finds it has the jurisdiction to approve tariffs, procedures and standards of conduct relating to distribution-connected resources to supply retail suppliers with renewable low-impact electricit...
AI summary The Board finds it has the jurisdiction to approve tariffs, procedures, and standards of conduct for distribution-connected resources that supply renewable low-impact electricity to retail suppliers and net billing arrangements. NS Power is directed to engage with interested parties and file an application by April 1, 2026.