Topic:"Renewable Energy" in M12524

Curtailment Curtailment has been a subject of conversation as renewable energy capacity will increase in Nova Scotia in the coming years. Among the reviewed transmission providers, reporting on curtailment has not been widely adopted or ma...

AI summary Curtailment is becoming a relevant topic with the growth of renewable energy in Nova Scotia. While some ISOs like SPP do not publish curtailment reports, NS Power provides individual reports to impacted IPPs and updates to the FAM Small Working Group. Concentric does not recommend additional reporting practices for Nova Scotia.

split in recognition of the difficulty in projecting future streams of benefits to ratepayers from increases in small-scale (non-NSPI) renewable resources across Nova Scotia." [ emphasis added] NS Power and the NSEB must also balance the i...

AI summary The document discusses the challenges of projecting future benefits from small-scale renewable energy projects and the need for a refund mechanism to balance customer interests and reduce financial barriers. NS Power and the NSEB emphasize the importance of allocating costs only when broader system and customer benefits are reasonably demonstrated.

e-2-2) The reforms recommended in FERC Order 2023, are intended, as Concentric noted, to prevent speculative IRs, promote queue discipline, and ensure only serious projects advance. IESO Nova Scotia's 7 SBA Submission re: M12524 - Nova Sco...

AI summary The text discusses the need to review study deposit amounts for interconnection studies, citing increased complexity and costs due to the integration of inverter-based resources. It references FERC Order 2023 and a report by Concentric, as well as a revenue requirement application by IESO NS.