Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Renewable Electricity Regulations" in M12782

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Commercial Net Metering Program - 2025 Annual Report �
6 passages 5 documents

Renewable Electricity Regulations across all matters →

N-12025 Report 1 passage
DATE FILED: March 31, 2026 Page 3 of 13 p. pp. 2-3
DATE FILED: March 31, 2026 Page 3 of 13 1 1.0 INTRODUCTION 2 3 This annual report was established in accordance with Section 37E of the Renewable Electricity 4 Regulations (RE Regulations) and the Nova Scotia Energy Board's (NSEB, Board) N...

AI summary This document outlines the requirements for NS Power's annual reporting under the Renewable Electricity Regulations and the Nova Scotia Energy Board's directives. It includes updates on the Commercial Net Metering Program and the Board's approval of the 2023 Report, with directions for future reporting improvements.

N-5NSPI (SBA) RIR 1 to 5 1 passage
1 Request IR-1:
(b) Yes, this refers to interconnection customers that, at the time of Report preparation, had not yet identified the program or option under which they were interconnecting. In accordance with the Interconnection Processes, interconnectio...

AI summary The text discusses the Community Net Metering Program (CNMP), explaining that some interconnection customers have not yet selected a program option. It notes that CNMP is governed by the Electricity Act and Renewable Electricity Regulations, and that the 2025 Net Metering Report (M12783) highlights the variable nature of solar generation and its impact on system peak demand.

101577Hearing Order 2 passages
IN THE MATTER OF THE ELECTRICITY ACT
IN THE MATTER OF THE ELECTRICITY ACT -and- IN THE MATTER OF a review of NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED's 2025 Annual Report for the Commercial Net Metering Program in accordance with the Electricity Act and Section 37C(1) of the Renewable...

AI summary The document outlines a regulatory review of Nova Scotia Power Incorporated's 2025 Annual Report for the Commercial Net Metering Program under the Electricity Act and Section 37C(1) of the Renewable Electricity Regulations, before a panel of three board members.

HEARING ORDER
HEARING ORDER On March 31, 2026, Nova Scotia Power Incorporated filed the 2025 Annual Report for the Commercial Net Metering Program in accordance with the Renewable Electricity Regulations . The Board has determined that this proceeding w...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Incorporated filed the 2025 Annual Report for the Commercial Net Metering Program under the Renewable Electricity Regulations. The Board has decided to conduct the proceeding via a paper hearing.

101577Hearing Order 1 passage
HEARING ORDER
HEARING ORDER On March 31, 2026, Nova Scotia Power Incorporated filed the 2025 Annual Report for the Commercial Net Metering Program in accordance with the Renewable Electricity Regulations . The Board has determined that this proceeding w...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Incorporated submitted the 2025 Annual Report for the Commercial Net Metering Program as required by the Renewable Electricity Regulations. The Board has opted to conduct the proceeding through a paper hearing.

103105Board letter re: Accepted as filed 1 passage
M12782 – Nova Scotia Power Incorporated – 2025 Annual Report for the Commercial Net Metering Program
M12782 – Nova Scotia Power Incorporated – 2025 Annual Report for the Commercial Net Metering Program In its decision in Matter M10872, the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board directed Nova Scotia Power Incorporated to file an annual repor...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Incorporated filed its 2025 Annual Report for the Commercial Net Metering Program with the Nova Scotia Energy Board, as directed by the Utility and Review Board in Matter M10872. The report includes updates on service standards, hosting capacity analysis, and interconnection processes, but NS Power could not fully recover data related to the timing of CNMP Participant Agreements due to a cybersecurity incident.

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