Topic:"Tariff Design" in M04819

- 3 This class comprises municipal utilities that purchase wholesale electricity from NSPI and - 4 distribute it within their own service territories. The six municipalities are: Antigonish, Berwick, - 5 Canso, Lunenburg, Mahone Bay and Ri...

AI summary The document discusses municipal utilities in Nova Scotia that purchase electricity from NSPI and distribute it within their service areas. These utilities include Antigonish, Berwick, Canso, Lunenburg, Mahone Bay, and Riverport. An Open Access Transmission Tariff (OATT) allows these municipalities to source electricity from providers other than NSPI, starting in 2007. Energy losses in delivery are estimated at 4 percent of sales.

16 Q: Have you previously testified before this Board? - 17 A: Yes. I testified in the Board's review of the following cases: - 18 Nova Scotia Power's Demand Side Management Plan for 2010 and 19 Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider i...

AI summary The witness confirms prior testimony in multiple NSUARB proceedings, including DSM plans, biomass projects, rate cases, and feed-in tariffs involving Nova Scotia Power, Heritage Gas, and NewPage Port Hawkesbury.

role of transmission constraints. Calculation of present damages from imprudence. 195. Connecticut DPUC 01-10-10; United Illuminating rate plan; Connecticut Office of Consumer Counsel. April 2002 Allocation of excess earnings between share...

AI summary The text outlines multiple regulatory proceedings involving utility rate plans, cost allocation, prudence of investments, and legal matters. Key entities include Connecticut DPUC, Ontario EB, New Jersey BPU, and Vermont PSB. Topics include rate-design, cost-allocation, prudence-of-procurement, and transmission-charges. Arguments focus on earnings distribution, ratepayer risks, and compliance with legislative intent.