Topic:"System Benefits Charge" in M12412

Matter: Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) - Proposed expenditure and revenue requirements for test year ending March 31, 2026

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N-11-(i)Exhibit 1 - Fagan Resume 2 passages

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE p. p. 0

- new transmission supplies of Maritimes area energy into the New England region; analysis of thermal fleet utilization and optimization. Analysis of interconnection issues. - Analysis of Eastern Interconnection Planning Collaborative proc...

AI summary The text outlines analyses on transmission planning, renewable energy integration, demand-side management, and market issues across multiple regions, including Maine, New Jersey, PJM, and others. Key areas include transmission facility needs, energy efficiency programs, and economic modeling of new transmission effects.

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TESTIMONY p. p. 0

vit regarding reliability, status of electric power generation capacity, and current electric power procurement policies in New Jersey. On behalf of New Jersey Division of Rate Counsel. March 4, 2011. New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (...

AI summary Testimonies on reliability, procurement policies, and rate design in New Jersey, Maine, and Virginia. Topics include system benefits charge (SBC) rates, basic generation service (BGS) procurement, non-transmission alternatives analysis, and demand-side management (DSM) modeling in PJM. Involves entities like New Jersey Division of Rate Counsel, Maine Office of the Public Advocate, and Sierra Club.

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