Topic:"Regulatory Compliance" in M12247

M12247 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – 2025 Evergreen IRP Action Plan and Roadmap Update On April 30, 2025, NS Power filed its 2025 Evergreen Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) Action Plan and Roadmap Update (IRP Update). This is the fourth annual...

AI summary NS Power filed its 2025 Evergreen IRP Action Plan Update, detailing changes to electricity planning and responding to Board inquiries. The proceeding involved a paper hearing with submissions from stakeholders. Bill 404, the Energy Reform (2024) Act, established the NSIESO, transferring system operator responsibilities from NS Power to the new entity.

Request IR-5: Refer to Exhibit N-1, 2025 Evergreen IRP, pages 11-12 of 42, regarding the Annual Emissions Limits (AEL) under the Clean Electricity Regulations (CER). a) Please provide a summary of how NS Power's existing and planned emitti...

AI summary Request IR-5 seeks clarification on Nova Scotia Power's compliance with Clean Electricity Regulations (CER) regarding Annual Emissions Limits (AEL). It asks for resource classification, emissions rate accounting, and offset purchase forecasts to ensure AEL compliance.

unity to participate in this important proceeding. Very best regards, Leone Benson-King KLBenson King Vice President Corporate Services, Energy Storage Canada ([email protected]) & lt;sup>2 For example, Section 2 c) of the...

AI summary Energy Storage Canada (ESC) invites participation in a regulatory proceeding, referencing legal provisions from the Energy and Regulatory Boards Act and the More Access to Energy Act. The latter mandates the IESO to promote cleaner energy sources and diversification of electricity supply.

M12247 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – 2025 Evergreen IRP Action Plan and Roadmap Update On April 30, 2025, NS Power filed its 2025 Evergreen Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) Action Plan and Roadmap Update (IRP Update). This is the fourth annual...

AI summary NS Power filed its 2025 Evergreen Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) Action Plan and Roadmap Update, outlining changes to electricity planning and updates to prior Action Plan items. The Board conducted a paper hearing with submissions from stakeholders, while Bill 404 (Energy Reform 2024 Act) created the NSIESO, transferring system operator responsibilities from NS Power to the new entity.

r NSIESO to have accurate, Nova Scotia-specific cost estimates to conduct a new IRP, and NS Power is currently the entity best situated to develop such estimates at this time. [SBA comments, pp. 1-3] The Board recognizes that the integrate...

AI summary The Board acknowledges the evolving integrated resource planning (IRP) environment and the transition of IRP responsibility from NS Power to NSIESO under the More Access to Energy Act. NS Power is tasked with providing inputs to NSIESO's IRP process to avoid duplication, ensuring efficient resource use and updated information.