Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Renewable Electricity Regulations" in M13007

Matter: Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) - Fee Recovery Mechanism Application
7 passages 5 documents

Renewable Electricity Regulations across all matters →

N-1-(ii)Appendix 2 - ISO Enduring Fee Cost Recovery Recommendation 1 passage
CHARACTERISTIC STRUCTURE JURISDICTION AGE RESOURCE MIX p. p. 29
CHARACTERISTIC STRUCTURE JURISDICTION AGE RESOURCE MIX Large Incumbent(s) Single Province within a Nation Newly Restructured High Renewables 1 Source: FTI Analysis, logos from ISO websites.

AI summary The table outlines a jurisdiction with a large incumbent utility operating in a newly restructured province within a nation, characterized by a high proportion of renewable energy resources. The structure is single-province, and the source of the analysis is FTI Consulting.

N-4IESO (IG) RIR 1 to 11 1 passage
Figure 41: RTR Forecast by Class p. p. 28
Figure 41: RTR Forecast by Class Class 2026 Impact (GWh) 2027 Impact (GWh) 2028+ Impact (GWh) Residential 2 41 49 Small General 0 6 7 General Demand 10 173 207 Large General 2 26 31 Small Industrial 1 13 15 Medium Industrial 3 47 56 Large...

AI summary Figure 41 presents forecasts for Renewable to Retail (RTR) impact by class and calculated RTR percentages from 2026 to 2035, showing increasing contributions from various sectors. The data reflects the distribution of energy consumption and the percentage of renewable energy to retail over time.

N-9IESO (IG) RIR 1 Attachments 1 - REFILED 1 passage
- Does not consider cost causality
- Does not consider cost causality Residential Customer Charge $ 21.04 $ 21.04 Energy Charges $ 176.04 $ 176.04 $ 1.2% Energy Charges $ 176.04 $ 176.04 $ 1.2% Energy Charges $ 176.04 $ 1.2% Energy Charges $ 176.04 $ 1.2% Energy Charges $ 2...

AI summary The text presents a table of energy charges, customer charges, and demand charges for different customer classes, including residential, medium industrial, and extra large industrial. It includes illustrative IESO fees and total bills, indicating a focus on billing structures and rates for various customer segments.

N-10Evidence - LEI 3 passages
Section 9 p. p. 5
er 2026 to March 2027. The charges total approximately $2.66 million per month, of which approximately $2.59 million would be payable by NS Power, with the remainder allocated among the four municipal 1 IESO Nova Scotia was established by...

AI summary The document outlines the establishment of IESO Nova Scotia under the More Access to Energy Act and references several regulatory proceedings related to fee recovery and revenue requirements. It includes details on charges, parties involved, and documents filed in these matters.

4.3 Potential evolution under Phase 2 p. p. 10
4.3 Potential evolution under Phase 2 The MAEA fixes no date for proclaiming the Phase 2 provisions, which come into force only upon proclamation by the Governor in Council. It does, however, require that any ministerial orders transferrin...

AI summary Phase 2 of the More Access to Energy Act (MAEA) will transfer NS Power's operations to IESO Nova Scotia by May 1, 2028, impacting fee recovery and licensing requirements. IESO Nova Scotia will manage the OATT and seek new tariffs from the NSEB, while expanding market participation. The fee recovery mechanism will be re-evaluated once Phase 2 is fully implemented.

7 Appendix A – List of works consulted p. pp. 23-24
7 Appendix A – List of works consulted - Alberta Utilities Commission. AESO Bulk and Regional Rate Design Application . 2022. - Bonbright, James C., Albert L. Danielsen, and David R. Kamerschen. Principles of Public Utility Rates (2nd edit...

AI summary This appendix lists various documents and resources consulted in a regulatory proceeding, including legal acts, industry publications, regulatory manuals, and responses to information requests by multiple stakeholders. It includes references to energy-related legislation, utility cost allocation principles, and fee recovery mechanisms.

103370NSEB (IESO Nova Scotia) IR-1 to IR-22 1 passage
Request IR-6:
Request IR-6: - Reference: Footnote 9 on pg.15 - IESO Nova Scotia notes that nothing is proposed to be charged to the Renewable to Retail - Licensed Retail Supplier (LRS) as part of the proposed fees, but that IESO Nova Scotia will apply -...

AI summary The document outlines several questions regarding the proposed fees for the Renewable to Retail program, focusing on how changes in the LRS's operational date may affect cash flow, assignment of load to NS Power, proration of fees, future applications, and discussions with the LRS.

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