Topic:"Programs And Customers" in M13042

EXECUTED by the Parties the day and year first above written. NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED [INSERT NAME OF SELLER] By: By: Name: Name: Title: Title: By: By: Name: Name: Title: Title: I/We have the authority to bind the corporation. I/We...

AI summary The document outlines the execution of a contract between Nova Scotia Power Incorporated and an unnamed seller, with placeholders for signatures and authority to bind the corporation. It includes a section titled 'General Terms and Conditions,' indicating the start of contractual terms.

before and after default, arbitral award and judgement. Procurement Administrator – means a person appointed under subsection 27(1) of the Electricity Act, to administer the Green Choice Program. Project – means the Facility and any rights...

AI summary This section defines key terms related to the Green Choice Program and the Project, including roles such as the Procurement Administrator, definitions of the Project and its components, and agreements involving the Project Lender.

APPENDIX D - SUMMARIZED STAKEHOLDER FEEDBACK ON PPA DRAFT #1 PPA Section Question Comment Response experience this shows that such information is of no value to NSPI. Proponent consequently suggests to delete the Equipment certification ha...

AI summary Stakeholders have expressed concerns about the inclusion of the Local Benefits Report in the PPA, arguing that sharing such information with NSPI could provide a competitive advantage. They suggest that the report should be managed by a non-profit entity instead. Proponents also highlight challenges related to confidentiality and the feasibility of new local benefits requirements.

4.3 Stage 3 - Scored Criteria - a) All Proposals that have passed Stage 1 and Stage 2 shall have their scored criteria described in Section [0](#page-28-0) - [4.3g)](#page-33-0) (the " Scored Criteria ") evaluated by the PA for each valid...

AI summary Stage 3 of the process involves evaluating proposals based on scored criteria to ensure they provide the best value for Nova Scotians. The Procurement Administrator (PA) may adjust the GCP Portfolio Target size based on the evaluation results and pending ministerial guidance.