Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Regulatory Approval Processes" in M11221

Matter: P-194 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 10-Year System Outlook Report - 2023
9 passages 4 documents

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N-1Report 5 passages
Section 45
1 In NS Power’s Wreck Cove LEM capital application, 22 the single-unit winter outages were 2 identified as requiring an offsetting capacity replacement. At the time of the application, NS Power 3 estimated the costs of replacement capacity...

AI summary The text discusses NS Power's Wreck Cove LEM capital application, highlighting the need for capacity replacement due to winter outages. It also addresses the retirement of the Annapolis Tidal Generating Station and the NSUARB's decision on the asset's status. The NSUARB will reconsider the application for amortizing the asset's value over 10 years.

Section 95
1 Offsets/credits are being considered as an element of the CES framework, which would serve to 2 offset emissions from electricity generation in support of economy wide electrification. In parallel, 3 the OBPS emissions performance standa...

AI summary The document discusses the consideration of offsets/credits under the Clean Electricity Standard (CES) framework to support economy-wide electrification, alongside the review of OBPS emissions performance standards. NS Power is involved in consultations for a Clean Electricity Regulation under CEPA and is refining its electricity strategy to meet 2030 and 2035 targets, including RES and carbon pricing.

Section 96
s where they live 23 and work. As the governments’ announced policy changes become legislative and regulatory 24 requirements, NS Power will reflect these changes in future planning studies. 25 38 Proposed Frame for the Clean Electricity R...

AI summary The document discusses the impact of government policy changes on future planning studies by NS Power, as well as the proposed frame for the Clean Electricity Regulations in Canada, filed on June 30, 2023.

Section 98
either Party will be responsible for is 100 percent of its greatest, on-line, net single 28 contingency, and, NSPI shall be responsible for 50 MW of Thirty-Minute Reserve. 29 39 https://www.npcc.org/program-areas/standards-and-criteria/reg...

AI summary The text outlines contingency responsibilities and mentions the amalgamation of the New Brunswick System Operator with NB Power under the Electricity Act, proclaimed on October 1, 2013. It also references a 2023 10-Year System Outlook document.

Section 113
Page 48 of 59 2023 10-Year System Outlook NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 7.2.1 Bulk Power System (BPS) 2 3 The NS Power bulk transmission system is planned, designed and operated in accordance with 4 North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NE...

AI summary The document outlines the definitions and operational standards for the Bulk Power System (BPS) and Bulk Electricity System (BES) under NS Power, emphasizing compliance with NERC and NPCC criteria. The NS Exception Procedure is also detailed, which allows for certain exceptions in the NS transmission system, approved by the NSUARB in 2017.

92591Board letter re. accepted as filed 2 passages
Section 1
January 11, 2024 [email protected] Mark Peachey Manager, Capital Filings Nova Scotia Power Inc. 1223 Lower Water Street Halifax, NS B3J 3S8 Dear Mr. Peachey: M11221 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – 2023 10-Year System Outlook Report (P-194...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NS Power) filed its 2023 10-Year System Outlook Report, which was reviewed by the Board following Information Requests. The report assesses generation capacity, transmission adequacy, and includes DSM programs, load forecasts, and compliance requirements. Market Rule 3.4.2 outlines the NSPSO system plan's components.

Section 3
rthy to note that on February 3 and 4, 2023, Nova Scotia experienced a severe cold weather event, which resulted in an all-time high hourly peak load of 2455 MW. NS Power was able to meet that demand. The prior year 2022 10-Year SO Report...

AI summary Nova Scotia experienced a severe cold event in February 2023, reaching a 2455 MW peak load, which NS Power met. The 2023 10-Year SO Report uses the Evergreen IRP CE1-E1-R2 scenario, including a 2027 Reliability Tie intertie. The Board accepted the report, noting future updates will consider the 2024 ACE Plan and 'The Path to 2030' (Matter M11458).

91323NSUARB (NSPI) IR-1 to IR-12 1 passage
Section 8
t between 34 Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and that completion by the end of 2015 was at 35 86%. It also noted that Board approval of this Capital Item #29009 (Matter M03348)

AI summary The text references the NS-NB Reliability Intertie Project, noting 86% completion by 2015 and citing Board approval of Capital Item #29009 (Matter M03348). It highlights infrastructure progress and regulatory oversight of capital expenditures.

92591Board letter re. accepted as filed 1 passage
Section 3
rthy to note that on February 3 and 4, 2023, Nova Scotia experienced a severe cold weather event, which resulted in an all-time high hourly peak load of 2455 MW. NS Power was able to meet that demand. The prior year 2022 10-Year SO Report...

AI summary The document discusses Nova Scotia's experience with a severe cold weather event in February 2023, NS Power's ability to meet peak demand, updates to the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) including the Evergreen IRP scenario CE1-E1-R2, the proposed Reliability Tie project, and the Board's acceptance of the 2023 10-Year System Outlook Report. It also references the 2024 ACE Plan and 'The Path to 2030' in Matter M11458.

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