Topic:"Reasonableness Review" in M03632

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

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B-4Redacted Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Paul Chernick - on behalf of CA 3/17/2011 2 passages

13 Q: How can the Board assess the reasonableness of the COMFIT rates proposed 14 by Synapse? p. p. 22

13 Q: How can the Board assess the reasonableness of the COMFIT rates proposed 14 by Synapse? 15 A: The Board should compare the proposed COMFIT rates to rates in similar 16 programs, especially if those programs have attracted application...

AI summary The Board can assess the reasonableness of the COMFIT rates proposed by Synapse by comparing them to similar programs, past NSPI renewables RFP prices, and the cost of renewable projects developed by NSPI. This ensures alignment with market rates and supports the development of COMFIT projects in Nova Scotia.

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4 Q: What NSPI RFP results can be used in testing the reasonableness of the p. p. 22

4 Q: What NSPI RFP results can be used in testing the reasonableness of the - 5 Synapse-proposed COMFIT rates? - 6 A: Eleven recent wind projects are under contract to NSPI, most from the 2008 RFP - 7 for distribution-connected renewables.

AI summary The question asks about the use of NSPI RFP results in testing the reasonableness of Synapse-proposed COMFIT rates. The response mentions that eleven recent wind projects under contract to NSPI, mostly from the 2008 RFP, are distribution-connected renewables.

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