Topic:"Tariff Design" in M12696

gure 22 shows feed-in tariff rates—typically, ranges depending on size and other project attributes—and duration of the support payment in selected countries and regions. Figure 22. Hydropower feed-in tariff values and duration of feed-in...

AI summary Figure 22 presents feed-in tariff rates and the duration of support for hydropower projects in various countries and regions, with data sourced from multiple locations and converted to U.S. dollars for 2019. The document notes that avoided cost methodology varies by state, and PURPA rates reflect the avoided cost to the purchasing utility, with references to relevant legal frameworks.

initial steel tariff announced in March 2018 excluded imports from Canada and Mexico. The tariff was extended to those two countries in June of the same year and lifted after negotiations in May 2019. For turbines and turbine parts, the tr...

AI summary The text discusses U.S. steel tariffs impacting Canada and Mexico, U.S. turbine trade balances, and the link between hydropower manufacturing locations and major markets. Exports to Canada and Mexico dominate U.S. turbine shipments, while imports primarily come from China, Canada, and Brazil, reflecting proximity to large hydropower fleets.

Facility that are included in Transmission Provider's Tariff. Substation Network Upgrades shall mean Network Upgrades that are required at the substation located at the Point of Interconnection. Surplus Interconnection Service shall mean a...

AI summary The text defines key terms related to transmission services, interconnection agreements, and network upgrades. Concepts include Surplus Interconnection Service, System Protection Facilities, and Tariff definitions, with emphasis on regulatory compliance and infrastructure requirements.

upgrades. Because such studies and upgrades would be associated with a request for delivery service under the Tariff, cost responsibility for the studies and upgrades would be in accordance with FERC's policy for pricing transmission deliv...

AI summary The text outlines that Network Resource Interconnection Service does not guarantee physical delivery of power without congestion costs, aligning with FERC's transmission pricing policies. Interconnection Customers must adhere to congestion management procedures, and designation as a Network Resource is optional under the Tariff.

1. Please refer to Exhibit N-1, page 11 lines 15-16 and footnote 11, and Appendixes A and C. 2. Please confirm that NSPML has not included Supplemental Block volumes from the “Make-up Balance” and “Make-up Balance (%)” columns in Appendix...

AI summary The text consists of a series of requests for information related to the inclusion of Supplemental Block volumes in Appendix A and Appendix C, the availability and performance of the Maritime Link, and references to specific exhibits and board matters. These requests are part of a regulatory proceeding involving Nova Scotia Power (NSPML) and the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB).