Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Revenue Requirement" in M12861

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - 2026 Load Forecast Report
6 passages 4 documents

Revenue Requirement across all matters →

N-12026 Load Forecast Report - Redacted 3 passages
Section 104
4 1 13 8 4 5 2036 14 1 13 8 4 6 7 8 4.6 Price Data 9 10 Price data is an input to the SAE forecasts for the residential, small general and general services 11 classes, and the price series is calculated from historical billed sales and bil...

AI summary The document discusses the methodology for calculating price data used in SAE forecasts, including the use of a 12-month moving average to smooth price series. It also references rate increases for 2026 and 2027 based on NS Power’s GRA Compliance Filing and outlines projected price increases for subsequent years.

Section 399
9 5.6 4.9 6.2 5.3 66 Other Total 26.0 25.4 18.4 24.1 27.5 27.6 32.5 38.2 32.8 23.5 21.7 26.8 325 Total Sales 1270.1 1154.9 1124.9 914.5 795.8 731.5 811.2 800.8 728.0 814.6 949.3 1191.1 11,287 Transmission Losses 40.6 39.2 36.6 25.1 21.0 18...

AI summary The text presents a summary of sales, losses, and NSR (Net Sales Revenue) data across multiple years, including transmission and distribution losses as a percentage of NSR. The data appears to be part of a load forecast report, with some sections redacted due to confidentiality.

Section 410
Year Month Pred 2023 7 1204.3 2023 8 1159.3 2023 9 1083.0 2023 10 1179.2 2023 11 1560.4 2023 12 1803.5 2024 1 1786.2 2024 2 1904.9 2024 3 1786.4 2024 4 1458.4 2024 5 1172.8 2024 6 1167.4 2024 7 1252.1 2024 8 1277.1 2024 9 1141.0 2024 10 12...

AI summary The text presents a table of monthly predicted values (Pred) for various years from 2023 to 2028. The values show fluctuations over time, with peaks in the months of December and troughs in the months of May and June. These figures may represent forecasts for energy demand, production, or other metrics relevant to the regulatory proceeding.

N-7NSPI (Synapse) RIR 1 to 21 - Redacted 1 passage
Non-large customer classes p. pp. 188-189
Non-large customer classes Year Peak (MW) annual sales (GWh) 2016 1,911 7,696 2017 1,857 7,804 2018 1,896 8,048 2019 1,844 8,173 2020 1,850 7,989 2021 1,784 7,957 2022 1,968 8,304 2023 2,302 8,387 2024 1,908 8,530 2025 2,084 8,655

AI summary The table presents data on non-large customer classes, showing peak demand in MW and annual sales in GWh from 2016 to 2025. The data indicates fluctuations in both peak demand and annual sales over the years, with a notable increase in peak demand in 2023.

N-8-(i)Attachment 1 - J. Wilson - Grid Strategies - CV 1 passage
EXPERT TESTIMONY
hern California Edison's 2021 general rate case (track 2) on behalf of the Small Business Utility Advocates. Reasonableness of remedial software costs to be included in authorized revenue requirement. Georgia PSC Docket Nos. 4822, 16573 an...

AI summary Expert testimony was provided in various regulatory proceedings, including California Edison's 2021 general rate case, Georgia Power's PURPA avoided cost review, and Nova Scotia Power's Fuel Adjustment Mechanism audit. Key topics included the reasonableness of remedial software costs, compliance with Commission orders, and the impact of greenhouse gas shadow pricing on resource planning.

102364NSEB (NSPI) IR 1 to 10 1 passage
Request IR-9:
Request IR-9: - In the 2025 Load Forecast Report M12349, NS Power assumed that the Municipal load would be served by a third party in 2025. However, as explained by NS Power in response to Board IR-19, on April 30, 2025, the MEUs informed...

AI summary The 2025 Load Forecast Report M12349 initially assumed third-party service for municipal load in 2025, but MEUs informed NS Power of continued bundled service in 2026. The request asks NS Power to explain how this change affects their NSR.

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