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Topic:"Rate Design" in M03441

Matter: P-884 - NSPI - 2009 IRP Update - Action Plan Status Report (1st Progress Report)
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N-12009 IRP Update - Action Plan Status Report (First Progress Report) 8/4/2010 1 passage
Section 65 p. p. 0
Consider the recommendations arising out of the Nova Scotia government-led stakeholder process "N.S. Renewable Energy Consultations" (re: evolving renewable energy targets) and their effect on planning, if any. A Report is anticipated to b...

AI summary The document discusses the outcomes of the Nova Scotia government-led stakeholder process on renewable energy targets, including a report by Dr. Michelle Adams and Dr. David Wheeler, and subsequent policy changes such as the Renewable Electricity Plan and amendments to the Electricity Act, including the introduction of a community feed-in-tariff (COMFIT) and expanded net metering requirements.

05459Ecology Action Centre's comments on NSPI's Action Plan Status Report (IRP Update_ 10/8/2010 1 passage
Evaluate the need for environmental retrofits to meet 2018 requirements. (p.9) p. pp. 11-12
Evaluate the need for environmental retrofits to meet 2018 requirements. (p.9) The EAC contends that the recent changes to mercury regulations by the provincial government were a lost opportunity to address a long-standing environmental he...

AI summary The EAC argues that recent changes to mercury regulations represent a missed opportunity to address environmental health issues. It suggests revising NSPI's guaranteed rate of return and implementing efficiency standards to help NSPI meet environmental compliance without burdening consumers. The EAC also highlights the need for regulatory revisions to encourage corporate and consumer environmental responsibility.

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