Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Residential Demand Response Program" in M12661

Matter: Nova Scotia Power - Application for approval of an Above-the-Line Tariff applicable to Port Hawkesbury Paper (PHP)
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20260928-1Hearing Transcript — 09/28/2026 (BEVAN LOCK, JOHN ESAIW, ANDREW McLAREN, HAYITBOY MAHMUDOV) 2 passages
PHP PANEL 1 239 Cr-ex, (Mahody)
PHP PANEL 1 239 Cr-ex, (Mahody) 1 Interruptibility under that tariff, that's where the 2 direction for you to immediately shed load comes from; 3 correct? 4 (Lock) In emergency system cases, A. 5 you know, following the interrupt protocol,...

AI summary The discussion centers on the interruptibility clause in a tariff, which requires Port Hawkesbury to shed load immediately during emergencies, with significant penalties for non-compliance. The compliance with dispatch schedules is noted as high, though it is acknowledged as a choice made by the mill.

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interruptible credit; I believe that's the way it works. But for us to remain priority interruptible, there would be an expectation of the current priority interruptible credit coming our way. Q. What's 10 percent of zero? A. (Esaiw) I und...

AI summary The discussion revolves around priority interruptible service and compensation for it. The speaker acknowledges the need for compensation but notes that NSP has indicated they need to conduct further work on the priority interruptible framework.

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