Topic:"Load Management" in M13007

- versus actual revenues collected. 1 2 IESO Nova Scotia's Proposed Mechanism incorporates two mechanisms to account for over or 3 under forecasting: 4 • First, it proposes a revenue true-up mechanism to allow recovery of the difference be...

AI summary IESO Nova Scotia proposes two mechanisms to address revenue forecasting discrepancies: a revenue true-up mechanism to reconcile forecasted revenue requirements with actual costs, and a load actual allocation adjustment to ensure LSEs pay charges reflecting their proportional share of actual load. These mechanisms are part of the Revenue Requirement Application (M12633).

1 For this fee recovery mechanism application, an illustrative example of both true-up methodology 2 options is provided in Appendix 3 - Fee Calculation Model. The compliance filing option 3 under-spend of $313,84114 incorporates IESO Nova...

AI summary The document outlines a fee recovery mechanism application that includes a true-up methodology and load allocation adjustment. It describes how revenue requirement true-ups and load allocation adjustments would be calculated and applied annually based on forecast and actual load served data. The process involves adjustments by the DVM and requires LSEs to submit actual load data to IESO Nova Scotia.

NON-CONFIDENTIAL 37 d) Please refer to SBA IR-5 part e). The load allocation is based on LSEs load served to its 38 customers irrespective of the source of generation used by each LSE. Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO N...

AI summary The response from IESO Nova Scotia to the Small Business Advocate's information request indicates that load allocation is based on the load served to customers by LSEs, regardless of the generation source used by each LSE.

event of an extreme weather event on behalf of the Small Business Utility Advocates. Modifications to Critical Peak Pricing programs and Time of Use periods. Modifications to load management programs. Nova Scotia UARB Matter No. M09898, di...

AI summary The text outlines various regulatory proceedings involving Nova Scotia UARB and other jurisdictions, with a focus on rate design, time-varying pricing, and integrated resource planning. Expert testimony is provided on behalf of the Nova Scotia Consumer Advocate and Small Business Utility Advocates, discussing topics such as cost minimization, load management, and tariff applications.

20 Request IR-10: - 21 Reference: Application, Section 4.4 (Load Allocation Adjustment), p.33, lines 4-6; - 22 Appendix 2, p.19-20. - 23 Preamble: The load allocation adjustment reconciles each LSE's forecast versus actual - 24 annual load...

AI summary The request asks for a numerical example of how the load allocation adjustment would be calculated and applied in a scenario where NSPI's actual load share differs from its forecast by 1 percentage point. It also asks whether IESO-NS plans to disclose this information annually and make it available to intervenors.