NON-CONFIDENTIAL b) Table 8 lists load projects which have requested a transmission interconnection study from IESO Nova Scotia. Tariff class is determined by the Load Serving Entity and this directly informs whether portions of the load c...
AI summary The document outlines that IESO Nova Scotia does not analyze how changes in system demand impact individual tariff classes, as this is the responsibility of Load Serving Entities. It also notes that the 2026 Integrated Resource Plan will assess the impact of adding large loads to the system, while the 20% planning reserve margin target is not expected to change.
NON-CONFIDENTIAL d) All new connections to the Nova Scotia Transmission System must meet applicable reliability standards to connect. This includes maintaining system reliability under expected design conditions over the life of a project....
AI summary The document discusses requirements for new connections to the Nova Scotia Transmission System, emphasizing compliance with reliability standards and the need for a determined tariff class to assess impacts on system reliability. It also mentions the incorporation of IRL-04 into the load forecast and the dependency of impacts on service type and associated generation.