Topic:"Residential Programs" in M12686

REDACTED Community Solar Program 2025 Report Attachment 1 Page 2 of 6 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Community Solar Program Annual Report Reporting Requirements of the Community Solar Program Regulations For the Reporting Yea...

AI summary This document is the Community Solar Program Annual Report for the year 2025, submitted in accordance with the reporting requirements outlined in the Community Solar Program Regulations.

Reporting Requirements of the Community Solar Program Regulations Commercial Project July August September Residential Non-Residential Residential Non-Residential Residential Non-Residential No. Operation Date Avg. Number of Subscribers Av...

AI summary The document provides a table outlining the reporting requirements for the Community Solar Program in Nova Scotia, including details on project names, operation dates, and subscriber statistics for different months and project types.

1 (b) 2 (i) In 2025, the minimum residential subscription size was 3 kW and the maximum 3 subscription size was 18 kW. 4 5 (ii) Please refer to Table 1. Note: in some instances, there is more than one subscriber 6 in a subscription size. 7

AI summary The text outlines the minimum and maximum residential subscription sizes for 2025, specifying 3 kW and 18 kW respectively, and references Table 1 for additional details on subscription sizes and multiple subscribers.

6 (d) Not applicable. Refer to M12686, Exhibit N-2, Community Solar Program 2025 Report Attachment 1, Pages Please provide the average, median, minimum, and maximum time in 2025 required by NS apply the first Community Solar Energy Credit...

AI summary The text discusses the Community Solar Program 2025 Report, noting that no subscription changes occurred in 2025 and that the first Community Solar Energy Credit Rider credit was applied after subscriber activation. It also references delays due to manual processing following a cyber incident and requests an explanation for the absence of analogous reporting in the 2025 report.

REDACTED (Attachment Only) 1 Request IR-1: 2 3 Refer to M12686, Exhibit N-2, Community Solar Program 2025 Report Attachment 1, Page 4 6 of 6, and the table showing the Community Solar Program 2025 energy kWh and dollar 5 amount associated...

AI summary The document contains a request (IR-1) related to the Community Solar Program 2025, asking NS Power to confirm participation data, efforts to encourage participation, and cost representation in the FAM. NS Power responded by revising a report and referencing CSP Regulations.

Community Solar Program Annual Repo Reporting Requirements of the Community Regulations February March April Residential Non-Residential Residential Non-Residential Residential Non-Residential No. Project Avg. Number of Subscribers Avg. Su...

AI summary The document outlines the annual reporting requirements for the Community Solar Program under the Community Regulations, including subscription data for residential and non-residential projects across different months. However, much of the content is redacted and confidential.

Community Solar Program 2025 Report The CSP 2025 report noted that, as of December 31, 2025, four projects representing approximately 9% of Program capacity have been approved. Three of the projects did not achieve commercial operation in...

AI summary As of December 31, 2025, the Community Solar Program (CSP) has approved four projects totaling 9% of its capacity. NS Power paid $13,657 in credits for 682,853 kWh of energy received by CSP subscribers. NS Power also notified five low-income Solar Garden Rate Rider (SGRR) subscribers of the option to transition to the CSP, in accordance with Board directive in Matter M12178.

Community Solar Program 2025 Report The CSP 2025 report noted that, as of December 31, 2025, four projects representing approximately 9% of Program capacity have been approved. Three of the projects did not achieve commercial operation in...

AI summary The Community Solar Program 2025 Report highlights that four projects, representing 9% of the Program's capacity, have been approved as of December 31, 2025. Three of these projects did not achieve commercial operation in 2025. NS Power paid $13,657 in credits for 682,853 kWh of energy received by CSP subscribers. Low-income subscribers were notified of the option to transition to the CSP, as per Board directive in Matter M12178.