Topic:"Regulatory Oversight" in M10569

1 7.4 Municipal 2 3 The Municipal class comprises municipal electric utilities that purchase wholesale 4 electricity from NS Power and distribute it within their own service territories. Utility loads 5 within these municipalities include...

AI summary The Municipal class includes municipal electric utilities that purchase wholesale electricity from NS Power and distribute it within their service territories. Since 2007, these utilities can source electricity from other providers through the OATT. Some have shifted to 100% third-party supply, reducing their load from NS Power. NS Power must still provide backup capacity to these utilities, and their peak demand is included in the Load Forecast.

1 -700.803 0 2024 4 37,642.04 1 0 1 2024 4 27,241.27 27,942.07 -700.803 0 2024 5 37,664.75 1 0 1 2024 5 27,258.13 27,958.93 -700.803 0 2024 6 37,687.47 1 0 1 2024 6 27,274.99 27,975.79 -700.803 0 2022 LFR SBA IR-1 Attachment 1 Page 4 of 6...

AI summary The text contains numerical data and references to the 2022 Load Forecasting Report (LFR), Standard Billing Adjustment (SBA), and Interim Report 1 (IR-1) from a regulatory proceeding. It appears to be part of an attachment detailing financial or operational inputs, coefficients, and outputs for residential and small general categories.

John D. Wilson • Resource Insight, Incorporated Page 4 “Building the Energy Efficiency Resource for the TVA Region,” presentation on behalf of Southern Alliance for Clean Energy to the Tennessee Valley Authority Integrated Resource Plannin...

AI summary John D. Wilson from Resource Insight, Incorporated has participated in numerous energy efficiency and policy discussions, focusing on integrated resource planning, renewable energy, and regulatory challenges in the Southeast U.S., including presentations on energy efficiency modeling, carbon markets, and the Clean Power Plan.

1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 3 1.0 Introduction ...................................................................................................... 4 4 2.0 Response .................................................................................

AI summary Table of contents for a regulatory proceeding document outlining sections including Introduction, Response, and Recommendations. The document structures procedural elements but does not detail specific arguments or topics beyond section headings.

2.5 Recommendation 5: .....................................................................19 33 3.2.6 Recommendation 6: .....................................................................19 DATE FILED: September 26, 2022 Page 2 of 25 20...

AI summary This document is a rebuttal to the 2022 Load Forecast Report, containing sections on recommendations related to load forecasting, small business advocacy, and efficiency programs. It outlines various recommendations and stakeholder positions within a regulatory proceeding context.

Page 20 of 25 2022 Load Forecast Report Rebuttal NON-CONFIDENTIAL

AI summary The document title indicates a rebuttal to the 2022 Load Forecast Report within a regulatory proceeding. No substantive content is visible in the provided text, which is marked as non-confidential and appears on page 20 of 25.

Jon Tabernero [email protected] Document Number: 294611 FORMAL INTERVENORS CONSUMER ADVOCATE William J. Mahody, Q.C. Counsel Washington & Mahody [email protected] 503 - 5475 Spring Garden Road Halifax, NS B3J 3T2 Copy t...

AI summary The document lists formal intervenors in a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding, including the Consumer Advocate, Small Business Advocate, and their legal counsel. Key participants include William J. Mahody, Q.C., Paul Chernick, and E. A. Nelson Blackburn, Q.C., along with their respective firms and contact details.