Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia" in M03632

Matter: BRD-E-R-10 - Renewable Energy Community Feed-in Tariffs (COMFIT)see also M04523
8 passages 6 documents

Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia across all matters →

07337Board Decision 1 passage
9.7 Fuel Escalator p. p. 0
port this information to you as the Board. You know, if we're going to ask for, you know, a formula to be to readjust the rate then I think, you know, you guys need to have our costs in the market. That will establish start to establish a...

AI summary The discussion revolves around the need for a fuel escalator formula to adjust rates based on market costs, with a reference to the Public Utilities Act and the need for regulatory oversight over information from regulated utilities like Nova Scotia Power. There is also mention of the need for future revisions to the escalator formula due to changing factors like CPI and diesel prices.

06873Final Submission - ANSS 4/29/2011 1 passage
OVERVIEW AND BACKGROUND p. p. 0
- (a) permit generators that qualify under this Section to connect a renewable low-impact electricity-generation facility to its electrical grid in the manner provided by the regulations; and - (b) pay for the electricity generated in acco...

AI summary The text outlines provisions for setting tariffs for renewable low-impact electricity generation facilities, including the authority of the Board to determine classes of facilities, tariff adjustments, and recovery mechanisms under the Public Utilities Act.

06888Ecology Action Centre Reply Submission 5/6/2011 1 passage
Section 1 p. p. 0
With respect to the final submission made by the Government of Nova Scotia, the Ecology Action Centre offers the following rebuttal. The Public Utility Act, Section 87.1-87.3, Section 90 and Section 116.2 empowers the Board to do the follo...

AI summary The Ecology Action Centre provides a rebuttal to the Government of Nova Scotia's final submission, referencing specific sections of the Public Utility Act that empower the Board with certain authorities.

06894Lahave Renewables Reply Submission 5/6/2011 1 passage
IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT
IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and -

AI summary The document is the heading of a regulatory proceeding under the Public Utilities Act, indicating the subject matter of the proceeding.

07337Board Decision 3 passages
5.3 Typical costs for most likely developments p. p. 0
bt financing (i.e., universities), or the likelihood that some members of the community may be satisfied with a lower return on equity in return for the provision of renewable energy in the community. [48] In developing proposed tariffs un...

AI summary The document discusses the development of COMFIT tariffs for different resource classes, emphasizing the need for reasonable rates to encourage development activity. Synapse's approach involves creating one tariff per class based on typical project costs and discounted cash flow models, ensuring alignment with the Electricity Act and Public Utilities Act.

5.4 Whether all potential projects should be economically feasible p. p. 0
5.4 Whether all potential projects should be economically feasible [57] The Board refers again to the general approach adopted by Synapse in developing COMFIT tariffs for the respective classes of electricity generation facilities. Synapse...

AI summary The Board adopts Synapse's approach to setting COMFIT tariffs, balancing cost-based rates with fostering project development. It acknowledges that not all projects will be economically feasible under the proposed tariffs, as setting rates high enough to ensure feasibility would lead to higher rates for ratepayers, conflicting with legislative goals.

9.7 Fuel Escalator p. p. 0
port this information to you as the Board. You know, if we're going to ask for, you know, a formula to be to readjust the rate then I think, you know, you guys need to have our costs in the market. That will establish start to establish a...

AI summary The discussion centers on the need for a formula to adjust fuel costs in the Public Utilities Act, emphasizing the importance of tracking biomass costs and ensuring regulated utilities like Nova Scotia Power provide necessary information. Concerns are raised about the adequacy of the current escalator formula and the potential need for future revisions.

20110406-1Hearing Transcript — 4/6/2011 (ANSS Panel, St. Francis Xavier Univ, Consumer Adv. Panel) 1 passage
- to determine. That's one of the difficult things to do,
- to determine. That's one of the difficult things to do, Page 748 NSUARB-BRD-E-R.10 1 so 2 THE CHAIR: Now, under the Public 3 Utilities Act if we want to know something from Nova 4 Scotia Power, we just ask them. And they're a regulated 5...

AI summary The discussion centers on mechanisms to ensure transparency and compliance in providing information for rate adjustments, with a focus on the Public Utilities Act and the need for a formula-based approach to adjust the CPI diesel escalator periodically to align with market trends.

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