Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Performance Monitoring" in M11689

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - 2024 Load Forecast Report
3 passages 3 documents

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N-7Evidence of John Wilson, filed on behalf of CA 1 passage
Section 21
11267 (July 28, 2022), p. 18. 23 NS Power, Time Varying Pricing Pilot Program, Year Two Report, Compliance Filing (October 26, 2023), M11267. 24 Exhibit N-6, Synapse RIR-9(g). Evidence of John D. Wilson  Matter No. M11689  July 11, 2024...

AI summary John D. Wilson advises the Board to exclude peak reduction benefits from NS Power's load forecast due to past program failures, citing unmet 2022 targets and the need for realistic planning. He emphasizes that future savings should not be assumed without proven program effectiveness.

N-7-(i)Attachment 1 - CV of John Wilson 1 passage
Section 1
JOHN D. WILSON Vice President Grid Strategies, LLC SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2023– Vice President, Grid Strategies, LLC. Provides research, technical assistance, Present and expert testimony on electric- and gas-utility planning,...

AI summary John D. Wilson's professional experience includes roles in utility regulation, energy efficiency, and renewable resource evaluation. He has provided expert testimony on rate design, cost recovery mechanisms, and resource planning for electric utilities, as well as directed regulatory policy and litigation activities related to clean energy and air quality.

94266NSUARB (NSPI) IR-1 to IR-26 1 passage
Section 18
Document: 313458 Date Filed: 05/28/24 UARB Page 6 1 Request IR-21: 2 Section 6.0 examines the Commercial Sector and indicates that a detailed breakdown of the two 3 commercial SAE models are in Attachments 6 and 7. Page 65 explains that th...

AI summary The document contains five requests (IR-21 to IR-25) questioning NS Power's modeling assumptions, including outdated economic data, NSR trends, RTR impact, heating load forecasts, and data discrepancies. Requests focus on model accuracy, forecasting methodology, and alignment with current economic and energy trends.

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