Topic:"Rate Base" in M04819

Attachment 1-4 E-ENSC-R-12 Line # TA BLE 3 (2013) I Preliminary Al location of I Program Costs s among rate classes 1 2 COLUMN Α В C D E F G Н 3 4 FORMULA Table 2 Table 1 Table 2 5 Column K Column H Column L C + E 6 diture by Rate lass the...

AI summary The document presents a table detailing the allocation of program costs across various rate classes in 2013, including the distribution of expenses among different categories such as residential, industrial, and municipal. It shows the amounts and relative shares for each category, indicating how costs are divided and allocated.

E-ENSC-R-12 ne# т. ABLE 3 (2014) F Preliminary A llocation of I Program Costs among rate classes 1 2 COLUMN Α В С D E F G н 3 3020 _ • _ _ • • •• 4 FORMULA Table 2 Table 1 Table 2 5 Column K Column H Column L C + E 6 Total Expendit ure by...

AI summary The document presents a table detailing the allocation of program costs among different rate classes in 2014. It shows the distribution of expenditures across various categories, with percentages and dollar amounts provided for each rate class, including residential, small general, general demand, large general, industrial, and others.

The Cost Allocation Report prepared by Elenchus, including attachments containing annual preliminary DSM program cost allocations and rate and billing impact analyses for 2013-2015, is provided in Appendix C. Elenchus has developed a cost...

AI summary The Cost Allocation Report by Elenchus outlines a two-part model for ENSC, using a methodology filed with the UARB in 2011. Part One is used for audited financial statements, while Part Two allocates program costs to NSPI customer classes for rate rider adjustments starting in 2013. The approach aligns with the 2009 Settlement Agreement, with one exception noted in Section 5.1.

32 E-ENSC-R-12 TABLE 2 b) (2013) Preliminary Estimate of DSM Program participation by rate class after accounting for the Municipal Class 18 Gen. Repl. / Load Foll. 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 19 Wholesale Market Back...

AI summary The text presents tables related to the preliminary estimate of DSM program participation by rate class after accounting for the Municipal Class and the preliminary allocation of program costs among rate classes. It includes data on sales by sector and relative shares of municipal sales in total NSPI sales.

E-ENSC-R-12 1 2 Initially sourced from Base Cost of Fuel of Service Allocation of Fuel Expenses among Rate Classes" table under Cost Allocation Factors in Appendix C of the 2011 Base Cost of Fuel Compliance Filing submission, subsequently...

AI summary The text references a table from the 2011 Base Cost of Fuel Compliance Filing submission, which was used to allocate fuel expenses among rate classes. It was later scaled based on changes in MWh from the 2012 General Rate Application by Nova Scotia Power Inc.

33 E-ENSC-R-12 TABLE 3 (2015) Preliminary Allocation of Program Costs among rate classes COLUMN A B C D E F G H FORMULA Table 2 Table 1 Table 2 Column K Column H Column L C + E System Benefit Costs (25% of the total expenditure allocated t...

AI summary This table outlines the preliminary allocation of program costs among different rate classes in 2015. It shows the distribution of costs across various categories such as residential, industrial, and municipal, with a breakdown of system benefit costs and participating class benefit costs.

r rate class with the corresponding line loss factor value provided by Nova Scotia Power. It results in total gross energy and demand savings estimated at 29.995 GWh and 3.017 MW at the generator. Ref.: 5725 43 Efficient Products – Direct...

AI summary The text discusses a rate class associated with a line loss factor provided by Nova Scotia Power, resulting in estimated energy and demand savings. It also references an evaluation report for the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation in 2011.

Date Filed: March 30, 2012 ENSC CA IR-23 Page 1 of 1 1 Request IR-23: 15 will use in preparing the annual DCRR (DSM Cost Recovery Rider) will follow the approach 16 used under NSPI's administration. 17 18 a) ENSC will ensure that is has NS...

AI summary The document outlines requests and responses related to the preparation of the DSM Cost Recovery Rider (DCRR) and the allocation of costs based on system benefits. ENSC is asked to use NSPI's publicly available data, and Elenchus is questioned about the allocation of costs related to avoided fuel and variable O&M costs. Elenchus responds that the methodology was approved by the UARB and accepted by stakeholders.

Request IR-34: Please explain why ENSC chose to use in Appendix C, Attachment 1, the classification factors from the ""Base Cost of Fuel Cost of Service Allocation of Fuel Expenses among Rate Classes" table in line #32 under Purchased Powe...

AI summary ENSC explains its choice of using a 66.51% energy classification factor from the 2011 filing over the 70.94% figure from the 2012 GRA, citing the 2009 Settlement Agreement and the exclusion of deferred costs and working capital. NSPI supports the 66.5% figure as a better representation for 2013-2015.

orst), Boston Gas Company, December 22 1989. "The Valuation of Externalities from Energy Production, Delivery, and Use: Fall 1989 Update" (with Emily Caverhill), Boston Gas Company, December 22 1989. - "Conservation Potential in the State...

AI summary The text lists multiple energy-related reports authored by individuals and organizations between 1981 and 1989, covering topics like conservation potential, rate design, performance incentive programs, and supply curve analysis for energy efficiency. Reports are associated with entities such as Boston Gas Company, Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Council, and the Pacific Northwest Electric Power and Conservation Planning Council.

Q. Have you reviewed the Company's evidence in this docket? - A. Yes. I have read the evidence filed by the Corporation, including the proposed 2013-15 - DSM plan, plan revisions, and attached reports. I have also reviewed information requ...

AI summary The reviewer has examined ENSC's evidence in the docket and concludes that the proposed DSM investment for 2013-2015 is lower than what was recommended by the IRP and witnesses. ENSC argues that increasing investment is limited by the capacity to deliver energy efficiency services rather than budget size, and that achieving higher savings would require more customer demand and service capacity.

39 40 41 36 37 38 42 43 Appendix A-1 ENSC 2013 APR Date filed: March 28, 2013 Source: "Classification of Average Rate Base", Nova Scotia Power Inc. 2013 GRA Compliance Filing, Appendix 4, Page 67, filed January 16, 2013 3 Source: "Sales, G...

AI summary The document includes references to filings and appendices related to Nova Scotia Power Inc.'s 2013 General Rate Application, including a classification of average rate base and sales, generation, and demand analysis.

All residential rate classes use the same unit fixed cost estimate COLUMN Α В С D E F G Н I J K L FORMULA ∑ col A to J K 75% Program Existing Homes New Construction Efficient Products Home Energy Report ogram costs inc Custom Small Busines...

AI summary The document presents a table detailing various program costs and their allocation across different rate classes, with a focus on residential, small general, and industrial categories. It outlines fixed cost estimates and total program costs combined, indicating a uniform unit fixed cost estimate for all residential rate classes.

am as of January 28, 2012. Nevertheless, homeowners who have participated previously in EnerGuide (federal, provincial or ENSC) are still able to enter HEA to complete more energy efficiency upgrades. HEA's main modifications to the former...

AI summary The Home Energy Assessment (HEA) program focuses on building envelope insulation and draft proofing, removing mechanical heating system measures to other programs. It provides incentives for energy efficiency upgrades to reduce electricity and other fuel consumption, administered by ENSC using rate-payer and provincial funds.