N-1NSPI Redacted 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates 11/5/2010
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Spill Rate The spill rate has two components: an administration charge and an energy credit. The administration charge is set in advance based on 50% of the anticipated administration cost associated with the BUTU and Spill tariffs, and th...
AI summary The spill rate comprises an administration charge set at $3,656.25 per generator monthly and an energy credit tied to the Load Following (LF) rate. NSPI proposes these rates for 2011, pending potential supplier requests. The revised tariffs are attached, with NSPI offering to address Board questions.
AVAILABILITY: This tariff is available to: - (a) customers who have their own generation equipment, normally used to support their own load, of not less than 2 000 kW of net continuous capability and which is connected to the low voltage s...
AI summary This tariff applies to customers with self-generation (≥2000 kW), excess Mersey System energy beyond the Basic Block, and Non-Utility sites for startup. Backup energy is priced based on estimated or actual costs, while load-following uses telemetering or written requests. Approved by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board, effective January 1, 2011.
ONE PART EXTRA HIGH VOLTAGE REAL TIME PRICING TARIFF
AI summary This document outlines the 'ONE PART EXTRA HIGH VOLTAGE REAL TIME PRICING TARIFF' under Nova Scotia regulatory proceedings. It references key entities like NSPI and Counsel, and discusses programs such as BUTU, Spill, and GRLF. The focus is on tariff design and wholesale market mechanisms.
AVAILABILITY: - 1. Customers must make a written request to take service under this tariff. - 2. This tariff is available to customers who are served at voltage less than 69 KV and have loads of 2000 KVA or 1800 KW, and over.
AI summary The tariff requires customers to submit written requests and specifies eligibility for service at voltages below 69 KV with loads exceeding 2000 KVA or 1800 KW. Criteria emphasize technical thresholds for service access.
N-2Refiled 2011 Annually Adjusted Rates (AAR's) 12/8/2010
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AVAILABILITY: This tariff is available to: - (a) customers who have their own generation equipment, normally used to support their own load, of not less than 2 000 kW of net continuous capability and which is connected to the low voltage s...
AI summary The tariff applies to customers with ≥2,000 kW generation equipment connected to low-voltage transformers, excess energy from the Mersey System tariff, and Non-Utility Owned Generation sites during startup/replacement. Backup energy is supplied upon request with pricing based on estimated or actual costs. Load following uses telemetering or written requests. Approved by Nova Scotia Utility.
GENERATION REPLACEMENT AND LOAD FOLLOWING TARIFF - (2) The backup supply of power will be on a best efforts basis where the customer's generation equipment is removed from service due to scheduled maintenance, forced outage, or loss of fue...
AI summary The Generation Replacement and Load Following Tariff outlines backup power provisions on a best-efforts basis during equipment outages, supply withdrawal criteria linked to the Interruptible Rider, load-following adjustments based on customer process limitations, and customer responsibility for approved metering equipment. NSP oversees implementation.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS: - (1) The Company reserves the right to have a separate service agreement, if in the opinion of the Company issues not specifically set out herein, must be addressed for the ongoing benefit of the Company and its custom...
AI summary The document outlines special conditions for a service agreement, including the company's right to impose separate agreements, customer responsibilities for power supply integrity, and factors considered in assessing system reliability. The conditions also specify that customers must handle additional service requirements beyond standard voltage transformation, and the company reserves the right to determine metering locations. Approved by Nova Scotia Utility.
AVAILABILITY: - 1. Customers must make a written request to take service under this tariff. - 2. This tariff is available to customers who are served at voltage less than 69 KV and have loads of 2000 KVA or 1800 KW, and over.
AI summary The tariff requires customers to submit written requests for service. It is available to customers with voltage below 69 KV and loads exceeding 2000 KVA or 1800 KW. NSP sets these criteria for tariff eligibility.