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Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2025 Annual FAM Report  (Fuel Adjustment Mechanism)
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N-1Annual FAM Report 2025 - Redacted 2 passages
Generation Unit Summary p. p. 2
Generation Unit Summary Plant Nameplate Capacity (MW) In Service Year Fuel Type 2025 Annual Energy (GWh) Lingan Unit 1 153 1979 Coal / Petcoke 692.5 Lingan Unit 2 148 1980 Coal / Petcoke 252.1 Lingan Unit 3 153 1983 Coal / Petcoke 644.4 Li...

AI summary The Generation Unit Summary table lists Nova Scotia's power plants with capacities, in-service years, fuel types (coal, petcoke, oil, natural gas, biomass, solar), and 2025 annual energy output. Total capacity is 2,421.2 MW, with 7,375.8 GWh annual generation, highlighting reliance on fossil fuels and emerging renewables like biomass and solar.

Major Projects - 2025 p. p. 2
Major Projects - 2025 PHB- SD UU Wennberg South Screw Re. PH Biomass POA LP HIP Turbine Refurb. Pt. Aconi POA Boiler Refurbishment Pt. Aconi POA PE Cell 4 phase 3 development Pt. Aconi POA Boiler Refractory Refurb. Pt. Aconi POA Coal Galle...

AI summary The text lists a series of major projects scheduled for 2025, including various refurbishments, replacements, and developments at multiple sites across Nova Scotia. These projects span different facilities, including biomass, coal, turbine, and wind-related infrastructure.

N-2NSPI (NESB) RIR 1 to 17 - Redacted 6 passages
Year 2025 p. p. 3
Year 2025 Capacity Factor Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Annual Actual Annual Budget Prior Year Plant Lingan Unit 1 66% 41% 52% 48% 52% 31% 37% Lingan Unit 2 33% 3% 0% 40% 19% 0% 12% Lingan Unit 3 58% 15% 60% 59% 48% 32% 39% Lingan Unit 4 43% 22% 59% 56% 45%...

AI summary The document presents capacity factor data for various power plants in Nova Scotia for the year 2025, comparing actual performance against annual budget and prior year figures. The data highlights variations in performance across different units and plants, with some units significantly underperforming relative to their budget and previous year's performance.

Major Projects - 2026 ACE p. p. 3
Major Projects - 2026 ACE Project Station POA Water Treatment Trailer Pt. Aconi LIN3 DCS Migration 2026 Lingan TUS Air System Upgrade Combustion Turbine (Includes LMs) LIN 8th Stage Blade Replacement 2026 Lingan WIN - DIG Gearbox Repl WTG1...

AI summary The document lists various major projects scheduled for 2026 across different locations in Nova Scotia, including water treatment, turbine upgrades, refurbishments, and infrastructure improvements related to energy and utility operations.

Commentary p. p. 3
45,000 tonnes. The unverified SO2 emissions for 2025 were 44,951 tonnes. The 2025 SO2 emissions will be finalized and third-party verified by March 31, 2026, as per Provincial reporting requirements. The mercury diversion program that bega...

AI summary NS Power reported 2025 SO2 emissions at 44,951 tonnes and mercury emissions at 46.9 kg, pending verification. Mercury credits (94.56 kg) will offset emissions to achieve a net 35 kg. Emissions management includes fuel procurement, renewable generation, and sorbent injection systems. Final verification is due by March 31, 2026, under provincial requirements.

2025 Annual FAM Report (NSEB M12742) NSPI Responses to NSEB Information Requests p. p. 3
2025 Annual FAM Report (NSEB M12742) NSPI Responses to NSEB Information Requests 1 Request IR-2: 18 in 2024, and the average net load increased from approximately 76 MW to 100 MW over 19 the same period. The combination of longer duration...

AI summary The 2025 Annual FAM Report discusses increased generation output due to higher net load and the dispatch of Lingan 2. The SO2 Certificate of Variance (CoV) allowed NS Power greater operational flexibility, enabling more use of solid fuel. Discrepancies exist between the FAM Report and the 10-year system outlook report regarding hydro generation capacity.

REDACTED p. p. 3
REDACTED 1 Request IR-6: 2 3 Reference: Tab A5 4 5 6 (a) What explains the than forecasted output for 2025 of the wind farm in row 9? 7 8 9 (b) What explains the than forecasted output for 2025 of the IPP wind farm in row 17? 10 11 12 (c)...

AI summary The document discusses requests and responses regarding discrepancies between forecasted and actual output for various energy generation sites in 2025. NS Power explains that for externally owned sites, forecasts are based on historical data, and they cannot provide details on site-specific issues. For the South Canoe Development Partnership wind farm, deviations from maintenance timelines were the primary cause of output discrepancies.

REDACTED 2025 FAM Annual Report NSEB IR-17 Attachment 1 Page 1 of 1 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) p. p. 41
REDACTED 2025 FAM Annual Report NSEB IR-17 Attachment 1 Page 1 of 1 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Curtailments (MWh) 25-Jan 25-Feb 25-Mar 25-Apr 25-May 25-Jun 25-Jul 25-Aug 25-Sep 25-Oct 25-Nov 25-Dec Total 2025 NSPI Owned Wi...

AI summary The document presents a redacted table tracking wind curtailments (MWh) for NSPI-owned and non-NSPI-owned wind assets across 2025, with all data cells blank. The table is part of the 2025 FAM Annual Report attached to NSEB IR-17, indicating confidential information removal.

101683NSEB (NSPI) IR-1 to IR-17 - Redacted 1 passage
Preamble
- What explains the substantial decrease in opacity derates in 2025 relative to 2024? - Request IR-12: - Reference: Tab A7NC - Please explain why total actual capital spending in 2025 (cell C33) was 23% below the ACE - Budget in 2025 (cell...

AI summary The document contains several requests for clarification and explanation regarding financial and operational variances in 2025 and 2026, including capital spending, GHG compliance costs, power forecasts, and affiliate transactions. These requests are tied to specific tabs and cells in the referenced documents.

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