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Topic:"Regulatory Compliance" in M13008

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - RtR Market Elements Application - Approval of necessary tariffs, Terms and Conditions
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N-1Updates to RTR Market Elements Application 3 passages
8.0 LRS RESPONSIBILITIES p. p. 115
8.0 LRS RESPONSIBILITIES - 8.1 The LRS shall be responsible for: - (a) the procurement of electricity from qualified low-impact renewable electricity generators; - (b) acquiring the services delivered under, and remaining in compliance wit...

AI summary The Load Response Service (LRS) is responsible for procuring electricity from renewable generators, complying with various tariffs, paying fees to NS Power, managing customer consents and information, and ensuring compliance with NS Power regulations and the Board Electricity Retailers Regulations in Nova Scotia.

6.0 ELIGIBILITY OF THE LRS p. p. 163
6.0 ELIGIBILITY OF THE LRS - 6.1 Subject to the terms and conditions set out herein, an LRS shall be eligible for LRS Tariffed Services from NS Power, if the following conditions are met to the satisfaction of NS Power: - (a) LRS has a val...

AI summary This section outlines the eligibility criteria for Licensed Retail Suppliers (LRS) to access LRS Tariffed Services from NS Power, including requirements such as holding a valid Retail Supplier Licence, executing a Participation Agreement, meeting credit assurance standards, and being qualified as a Market Participant by the NSPSO.

13.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERCONNECTION OF RTR BEHIND-THE-METER AND DISTRIBUTION-CONNECTED GENERATION p. p. 163
13.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERCONNECTION OF RTR BEHIND-THE-METER AND DISTRIBUTION-CONNECTED GENERATION 13.1 Behind-the-Meter Generation and Distribution-connected Generation facilities participating in the RtR market shall be subjec...

AI summary The technical requirements for interconnecting Behind-the-Meter and Distribution-connected Generation facilities in the RtR market are aligned with those for NS Power Bundled Service customers, as per the Electricity Act. These requirements depend on the facility's generating capacity and use the same thresholds as NS Power's Self-generating Option and Commercial Net Metering Program, with the exception that net metering program sizing limits do not apply.

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