Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"System Benefits Charge" in M04265

Matter: P-871 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Application for a Load Retention Rate (2000)
2 passages 2 documents

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07373Board Decision 1 passage
ATTACHMENT "A"
ATTACHMENT "A" This attachment outlines procedures by which the requirements of Availability Clause (1) and Special Condition (1) are to be satisfied. - (1) The customer shall apply in writing to take service under this rate, outlining the...

AI summary This attachment outlines procedures for customers to apply for service under a load retention rate, including initial screening, determination of load retention price, and adjudication by the UARB if needed. It also details economic and technical feasibility criteria and the impact on NSPI's other customers.

77877Book of Authorities of Nova Scotia Power Inc. 1 passage
2. PURA Sections 38 and 45
sting industrial load. Staff witness George Mentrup, recognizing the desirability of maintaining GSU's industrial load, testified that it would be prudent for GSU to devise as many ways as possible to retain existing load. GSU witness Dona...

AI summary The testimony highlights concerns about GSU losing industrial load due to cogeneration, with witnesses emphasizing the need to retain load. The proposed SUS rider is deemed reasonable and discriminatory but not unreasonably so, as it is based on a substantial distinction and aligns with public policy goals.

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