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Topic:"Return On Equity" in M08929

Matter: P-884 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - Integrated Resource Planning (IRP) and M08059--Generation Utilization and Optimization
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N-2Hydro Asset Study - REDACTED 1 passage
Section 977
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AI summary The document discusses the evaluation of a hydro asset study, including details on asset retirement obligations and the financial implications of managing these obligations. It also touches on the cost of capital and the impact of regulatory decisions on utility operations.

N-9-(i)Appendices A-N 1 passage
Section 599
2020 IRP ASSUMPTIONS SET 3 Nova Scotia Power IRP Final Report Appendix H Page 23 of 321 FINANCIAL ASSUMPTIONS Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC): Pre‐tax = 6.62% After‐tax = 5.64% Inflation Rate: 25-year Average = 2% Based on Conferen...

AI summary The document outlines the 2020 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) assumptions, including the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) at 5.64% after-tax, an inflation rate of 2% based on the Conference Board of Canada's forecast, and revenue requirement profiles for supply-side options. Exchange rates for USD/CAD are also provided for the years 2021 to 2024.

N-17Comments - Sierra Club Canada Foundation 2 passages
Responses and Recommendations Summarized p. p. 0
Responses and Recommendations Summarized Overarching Theme IRP Response Relevance Recommendations Premium tariffs and subsidized tariffs People in energy poverty should not be expected to pay the same energy rates as the wealthy Develop a...

AI summary The document discusses themes such as energy poverty, economies of scale, and investor returns. It highlights the need for premium and subsidized tariffs to support those in energy poverty and suggests a consolidated coal retirement plan to reduce costs. It also addresses the need to avoid placing investment risk on ratepayers.

IRP Responses p. p. 0
ates, a markup in prices is being considered by the utility for the NS Smart Grid project in Amherst. At minimum, a Universal Service 5 program should be explored as a next step opportunity. IRP Economics (Economies of Scale): The IRP shou...

AI summary The text discusses proposals for the NS Smart Grid project, advocating for a Universal Service program. It critiques the IRP's handling of coal retirement, investor return calculations, and stranded assets, recommending performance-based regulation and repurposing coal infrastructure for non-fossil fuel uses.

N-18Response to Comments - NSPI 1 passage
IRP Final Report Comments – Bates White p. p. 35
IRP Economics IRP Economics (Remodeling Investor Returns): As it stands, investor returns are calculated on assets, thus most influenced by asset management(maintaining and expanding assets). This incentivizes NSP to invest in new capital...

AI summary The text critiques the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) for not addressing the mismatch between investor returns and risk, as current calculations incentivize NSP to invest in new capital projects. It suggests exploring performance-based regulation tied to climate targets as a potential solution.

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