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es related to each of the DER asset groups, and a breakdown of specific expenditure allocations against each of the funding partner contributions are to be provided in the reports. The SBA requested that NS Power should publicly share info...
AI summary The NSUARB has directed NS Power to include specific reporting requirements in its project reports, including information on the Smart Grid Atlantic Initiative, EfficiencyOne’s role, and semi-annual reporting starting July 31, 2020. Reports must also be shared with the Board and Intervenors.
annual basis, due by July 31 and January 31, which started July 31, 2020. 4 In its Decision regarding the approval of the Solar Garden Rate Rider, the NSUARB also provided the following: NS Power accepted Synapse’s recommendation that NS P...
AI summary The NSUARB required NS Power to include specific performance metrics in its Smart Grid Project Reports, including generation data, outage details, program participation, and bill impacts. Synapse also recommended additional monthly reports on the solar garden's performance.
the metrics discussed above, Synapse also recommended that NS Power post, on its website, a monthly report about the solar garden's performance, including the following information: • total generation and average generation per kW for each...
AI summary Synapse recommended that NS Power post monthly reports on the solar garden's performance, including generation data and equipment details. NS Power agreed but proposed to include the information in its semi-annual Smart Grid Project Reporting to the Board instead. The Board accepted this proposal.
• BMS response time to curtailment after receiving signal (seconds) uninfluenced operation) . REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) REDACTED 2023 Load Forecast Report Synapse IR-9 Attachment 2 Page 71 of 205 CI C0010788 – Smart Grid...
AI summary The document presents specific metrics related to the Solar Garden, including monthly energy generation from February to December 2022. The Community Solar Garden was commissioned in January 2022, and energy production began in February 2022. The total generation for the reporting period is 2,349.535 MWh.
rgy – credits disbursed) 27,911.42 64,584.76 Cumulative net benefit/(cost) to non-subscribers (6,106.37) (12,883.46) As noted in NS Power’s Solar Garden Rate Rider Reply Evidence, “… the Company designed the Rate Rider charge to reflect th...
AI summary The Solar Garden Rate Rider was designed to cover the full costs of the Solar Garden project through customer payments. The initiative is not fully subscribed, resulting in a net cost to non-subscribers. Marketing efforts are ongoing to attract commercial subscribers to fill remaining capacity.
is average is based on the one commercial customer that subscribes to the Solar Garden. 3 NS Power Reply Evidence, M10176 - Solar Garden Rate Rider, September 29, 2021, page 11 of 16, lines 1 to 4. Page 6 of 7 . REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFO...
AI summary The text provides data on the Solar Garden's monthly net generation and generation per kW, along with a total for the year. It also mentions details about equipment outages or replacements affecting output and references a forecast table for future annual generation per kW.
ase executed in test environment in February during "peak" calendar period. • Residential and commercial battery systems integration development and initial baseline data collection is ongoing. NS Power Program Design • The Solar Garden Ra...
AI summary The document outlines progress on various NS Power programs, including updates to the Solar Garden Rate Rider, expansion of the ev.energy EV Smart Charging program, and the status of community solar and C&I solar plus battery installations. It also mentions ongoing data collection and system testing.
ty or Region Halifax Latitude 44.64547° N Province/Territory Nova Scotia Longitude -63.5766° E 2 – WEB HIGHLIGHTS Title of Highlight Details & Description of Highlight • Customer selection for distributed batteries completed. • C&I custome...
AI summary The document highlights progress in NS Power's distributed battery customer selection and C&I contracts, the approval of the Solar Garden Rate Rider, and the development of a new Siemens ESP User Guide. It also outlines knowledge and media products generated during the fiscal year, including publications, presentations, and policy contributions.
2023 Load Forecast Report (NSUARB M11108) NSPI Responses to Synapse Energy Economics Information Requests NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-19: 2 3 End-Use Intensity Trends (Section 4.4) 4 5 (a) The report references critical peak pricing (CPP...
AI summary NSPI responds to Synapse Energy Economics' request regarding the impact of critical peak pricing (CPP) and time-of-use (TOU) rates on EV charging behavior and load forecasts. NSPI assumes 70% of EV charging will be managed through TOU rates and direct control. NSPI plans to file a recommendation on CPP and TOU deployment as part of matter M09777 by June 30, 2023. The load forecast assumes TVP rates will help meet peak savings goals.
1 NS Power’s reply submission did not agree with a few of the intervenors’ 2 requests. NS Power does not consider the line loss determination model as a 3 tool for load planning and said a report on this topic is not required. NS Power 4 c...
AI summary NS Power disagrees with some intervenors' requests, including the need for a line loss determination model report and an ELCC factor for the LIIR. However, it agrees to consider an ELCC adjustment for EV load shapes. The response includes incorporating agreed changes into the report, such as analyzing multi-hour temperature and windspeed impacts on peak load forecasting and incorporating water heating load control with a peak sensitivity analysis.