Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Power Purchase Agreement" in M12551

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2026 Annually Adjusted Rates (AARs)
6 passages 3 documents

Power Purchase Agreement across all matters →

N-1Application - Redacted 2 passages
1 7.0 RENEWABLE TO RETAIL MARKET TARIFFS p. pp. 28-29
1 7.0 RENEWABLE TO RETAIL MARKET TARIFFS 2 - 3 This AAR Application includes three Renewable to Retail (RtR) tariffs: the Energy Balancing - 4 Service (EBS) Tariff, Standby Service (SS) Tariff, and Renewable to Retail Market Transition - 5...

AI summary This section discusses the Renewable to Retail (RtR) tariffs, including the Energy Balancing Service (EBS) Tariff, Standby Service (SS) Tariff, and Renewable to Retail Market Transition (RTT) Tariff. It also outlines Renewall Energy Inc.'s efforts to obtain a license to sell renewable low-impact electricity, including extensions granted by the Board and a conditional Power Purchase Agreement for the Mersey River Wind project.

A list of updates for the 2025 Q3 fuel and purchased power model include: p. p. 49
A list of updates for the 2025 Q3 fuel and purchased power model include: Update Update Description number 1. Generation maintenance scheduled (GMS). 2. Fuel and power prices. 3. Coal blends, restrictions, emissions parameters, and volumes...

AI summary The document outlines updates for the 2025 Q3 fuel and purchased power model, including generation maintenance, fuel prices, coal blends, emission limits, and energy schedules. It also notes the removal of a confidential appendix related to 2026 annually adjusted rates.

N-6NSPI (REI) RIR 1 to 20 - Redacted 3 passages
6.1.3 Customer-specific Approach (not selected) p. p. 87
6.1.3 Customer-specific Approach (not selected) Under a customer-specific approach, the tariff Network Service terms and conditions would remain broadly applicable, but the service-specific schedules of rates would be replaced by class-spe...

AI summary A customer-specific approach would replace service-specific rate schedules with class-specific ones based on individual metering results. This approach would use the same charge determinants as the new RtR Distribution Access Service rates and include transmission costs plus fixed generation demand amounts under OATT Schedules 2 to 6. Proposed OATT Schedule 4A would be separately billable to the LRS.

Generation owners and developers (2000 to date) p. p. 96
Generation owners and developers (2000 to date) Sithe Global and Goreway Power Station: bid support, contract negotiation, project financing support, market interface preparation, and IESO audit response for the 840 MW Goreway combined cyc...

AI summary The document outlines various generation owners and developers involved in projects from 2000 to date, highlighting their roles in bid support, contract negotiations, project financing, and market interface preparation for several energy facilities.

Ontario Power Authority, now merged into the IESO (2007 to date) p. p. 96
Ontario Power Authority, now merged into the IESO (2007 to date) Assistance in the development of: - a generic form of peaker contract based on previous Clean Energy Supply contract models; - Feed-in-Tariff (version 1) rules and contracts,...

AI summary The text discusses the development of various energy contracts and programs, including a generic peaker contract, Feed-in-Tariff rules, and Clean Energy Standard Offer Programs, based on previous models.

N-14Compliance Filing - Redacted 1 passage
Annual Peak of ATL 2,356,954 Annual Energy Requirement of ATL 11,303,785,142 p. p. 42
Annual Peak of ATL 2,356,954 Annual Energy Requirement of ATL 11,303,785,142 O- 4 0-! 4 1 1 F4 Purchased Power - Biomass Non-Wind Purchases $1,933,751 $3,023,273 $1,501,824 $2,810,809 $1,568,024 $3,357,425 $71,916 $1,846,185 $1,476,419 $3,...

AI summary The document presents data on energy and power purchases, including annual peak and energy requirements, with detailed breakdowns of costs for various sources such as biomass, wind, and COMFIT. It includes figures for different periods and categories of power generation and purchase.

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