Topic:"System Benefits Charge" in M04819

E-ENSC-R-12 Line # TABLE 1 (2014) Alloc ation of 25% of p program cos sts associated with system ber nefit 1 2 COLUMN Α В С D E F G н 3 _ 4 Program Cos t Recovery by Be nofits 1 5 Fiogramicos t necovery by be illelits 6 System Benefits 25%...

AI summary This table from the E-ENSC-R-12 document outlines the allocation of 25% of program costs associated with system benefits, with 25% allocated to system benefits and 75% to participant benefits. It also breaks down the distribution of demand-related and energy-related costs across different rate classes, such as residential and small general.

32 E-ENSC-R-12 Line # TABLE 3 (2014) Preliminary Allocation of Program Costs among rate classes COLUMN A B C D E F G H FORMULA Table 2 Table 1 Table 2 Column K Column H Column L C + E System Benefit Costs (25% of the total expenditure allo...

AI summary This table from a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding outlines the preliminary allocation of program costs among different rate classes in 2014. It shows the distribution of costs based on total expenditure, relative shares, and allocated costs for various classes such as residential, industrial, and municipal.

Date Filed: March 30, 2012 ENSC CA IR-23 Page 1 of 1 1 Request IR-23: 15 will use in preparing the annual DCRR (DSM Cost Recovery Rider) will follow the approach 16 used under NSPI's administration. 17 18 a) ENSC will ensure that is has NS...

AI summary The document outlines requests and responses related to the preparation of the DSM Cost Recovery Rider (DCRR) and the allocation of costs based on system benefits. ENSC is asked to use NSPI's publicly available data, and Elenchus is questioned about the allocation of costs related to avoided fuel and variable O&M costs. Elenchus responds that the methodology was approved by the UARB and accepted by stakeholders.

1 load-related distribution investment 2 The avoided costs used for screening DSM do not reflect any avoided 3 transmission or distribution costs, so including those costs in the system-benefit allocator in this proceeding is probably inap...

AI summary The text discusses the inclusion of transmission and distribution costs in the system-benefit allocator for DSM, suggesting it may be inappropriate as current avoided costs do not reflect these. It also notes that 83% of generation costs are energy-related based on the current cost-of-service study.

2 Please explain exactly how ENSC proposes to update the 3 CP kW Demand allocator and the MWh 3 Energy Requirement in Attachment 1-1 of Appendix C in actual cost-recovery filings. 4 a. What sales values would be used in the adjustment in n...

AI summary The text presents a request for clarification on how ENSC proposes to update the 3 CP kW Demand allocator and the MWh requirement, and questions regarding the allocation of costs based on system benefits and the impact of energy-efficiency programs on billing tables.

Utility and Review Board of Nova Scotia Line # TABLE 1 (2014) Alloca ation of 25% of p rogram cos sts associated d with system ber nefit 1 2 COLUMN Α В С D E F G Н 3 • 4 Program Cost Recovery by Be nefits 5 6 System Benefits 25% $ 12,174,5...

AI summary The table outlines the allocation of 25% of program costs associated with system benefits, totaling $12,174,514, and 75% allocated to combined class and participant benefits, totaling $36,523,541, with a total program cost of $48,698,055. It also mentions the functionalization of system benefit DSM costs and factors involved in their classification.