Topic:"Tariff Design" in M11689

lasticity estimation from the 8 TVP Pilot EM&V in matter M11267 and assess if the results provide a more robust model.” 9 The TVP Pilot estimates two elasticities: 2827F 10 • Own/daily price elasticity captures the change in the level of o...

AI summary The text discusses elasticity estimates from the TVP Pilot EM&V in matter M11267, focusing on own/daily price elasticity and substitution price elasticity. These estimates are based on subsets of customers enrolled in the TVP pilot and are not directly comparable to the overall population or long-term load forecasts.

tion has been submitted by a third party to the NSUARB for approval as a 4 Licensed Retail Supplier (LRS) to provide service under the RTR tariffs starting in 2025. 31 30F 5 The service is forecast to produce 340 GWh of energy through wind...

AI summary A third-party application to become a Licensed Retail Supplier (LRS) under the RTR tariffs starting in 2025 has been submitted to the NSUARB. The service is expected to generate 340 GWh of energy through wind production by 2026, serving residential, commercial, and industrial customers. NS Power will provide top-up energy under the Energy Balancing Service tariff, and peak forecast remains unchanged.

2024 Load Forecast Report (NSUARB M11689) NSPI Responses to NSUARB Information Requests NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-22: 2 3 Section 9.0 reviews the Net System Requirement (NSR). Please explain the specific factors 4 that result in a decr...

AI summary NSPI responds to NSUARB's IR-22 and IR-23 requests regarding the 2024 Load Forecast Report. NSPI attributes NSR decreases in 2025-2026 to RTR market shifts and factors like EV adoption, while linking the 139 GWh increase in the 'Other' category to the Energy Balancing Service (EBS) tariff.

on- 18 electric choices for customer-sited power, it isn’t clear that customers will be able to 19 maintain (or even add) backup heating sources that have greenhouse gas emissions. 20 Q: What is your recommendation? 21 A: Clearly, if NS Po...

AI summary NS Power recommends the Board convene a hearing to address inconsistencies in federal carbon policies and infrastructure investments. The Board is advised to seek testimony from NS Power, Eastward Energy, Inc., and stakeholders in propane and fuel oil markets. NS Power forecasts time-varying pricing tariffs will reduce peak demand by 4 MW in 2025, 12 MW in 2026, and 32-36 MW by 2086.

Hourly Real Time Pricing Pilot on behalf of the Small Business Utility Advocates. Rate design for real time pricing tariff. Marketing to small businesses. Evaluation plan. California PUC Docket R.20-08-020, direct and reply testimony with...

AI summary The text outlines regulatory activities involving the Small Business Utility Advocates (SBUA) and Nova Scotia Consumer Advocate, including rate design for real-time pricing and net energy metering (NEM) tariffs, testimony in California PUC dockets, and addressing risks in Nova Scotia Power’s Solar Garden Pilot Rate Rider. It highlights work on cost-of-service methods, rate allocation, and pilot program evaluations.

1 impacts due to heating and transportation electrification. As part of its 2024/25 Time-Varying 2 Pricing (TVP) Tariff Application, filed July 31, 2024 under M11822, NS Power has proposed to 3 establish an ongoing pricing innovation proce...

AI summary NS Power proposes an ongoing pricing innovation process for Time-Varying Pricing (TVP) tariffs under M11822, including stakeholder collaboration and analysis of demand response programs. Recommendation 17 urges NSPI to analyze portfolio ELCC values for demand response, with NS Power referencing its 10-Year System Outlook (M11764) and collaboration with E1.