Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Net To Gross Evaluation" in M12451

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2026 General Rate Application (GRA)
3 passages 3 documents

Net To Gross Evaluation across all matters →

N-142026-2027 GRA OP 01-15 - Redacted 1 passage
OUR STRATEGIC PRIORITIES p. p. 20
OUR STRATEGIC PRIORITIES Always leading with Health & Safety Advancing Cleaner Energy towards our Net-Zero Vision Enhancing Reliability Driving Innovation Empowering our Teams & Communities Always Working to Minimize Cost Impacts for Custo...

AI summary The document outlines the strategic priorities of the organization, emphasizing health and safety, cleaner energy, net-zero vision, reliability, innovation, and minimizing cost impacts for customers. It highlights readiness for change and includes visual elements.

N-172026-2027 GRA SR-01-SR-04 - Redacted 1 passage
Unmetered Service Rates: Miscellaneous Lighting & Small Loads
REDACTED 2026-2027 GRA SR-02 Attachment 1 Page 78 of 175 2024 Load Forecast Report REDACTED 1 9.0 NET SYSTEM REQUIREMENT 2 3 The NSR is the energy required to supply the sum of residential, commercial, and industrial 4 electricity sales, p...

AI summary The document discusses the Net System Requirement (NSR), which is the energy required to supply residential, commercial, and industrial electricity sales in Nova Scotia, excluding certain loads and including system losses. It references a figure showing variances between forecast and actual 2023 data.

N-20NSPI (Bates White) RIR 1-20 - Redacted 1 passage
1 9.0 NET SYSTEM REQUIREMENT p. pp. 87-88
1 9.0 NET SYSTEM REQUIREMENT 2 3 The NSR is the energy required to supply the sum of residential, commercial, and industrial 4 electricity sales, plus the associated system losses, within the province of Nova Scotia. Loads 5 served by indu...

AI summary The Net System Requirement (NSR) is defined as the energy needed to supply residential, commercial, and industrial electricity sales in Nova Scotia, including system losses, while excluding industrial self-generation, exports, and transmission losses from exports. Figure 57 highlights variances between forecast and actual values for 2024.

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