W-9NSPI (Board) - RIR-1 to RIR-10 (redacted)
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Wholesale customers and electricity - 3 (1) Effective on the date prescribed in the regulations and, for greater certainty, notwithstanding Section 303 of the Municipal Government Act , wholesale customers may purchase electricity from any...
AI summary This section outlines regulations allowing wholesale customers to purchase electricity from competitive suppliers, requiring Nova Scotia Power Inc. to file an open access transmission tariff and ensure non-discriminatory access. It also mandates the development of a system to facilitate electricity import and export within the province.
he public utility shall collect the data required by clauses (5)(a) to (c) and provide the Minister with information derived from the data at such times and in such form as the Minister may determine. - (8) The public utility shall develop...
AI summary The public utility is required to collect specific data and provide information to the Minister. It must develop and seek approval for a tariff based on the net value of electricity to its system. Customers who generate electricity before the tariff is approved may continue selling at previous rates for up to 25 years or until the tariff is approved, unless the generator's capacity is increased after approval.
Wentzell DRO Appeal IR-6 Attachment 1 Page 9 of 19 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) 2004, c. 25 electricity 7 Power Incorporated to develop or amend in order to facilitate the purchase of renewable low-impact electricity as prov...
AI summary This section of the legislation outlines the principles that the Board must follow when reviewing and approving tariffs and standards of conduct related to the purchase of renewable low-impact electricity. It emphasizes that customers should not be negatively affected and that retail suppliers are responsible for their service costs.
Public Utility - 4A (1) A public utility shall - (a) permit generators that qualify under this Section to connect a renewable low-impact electricity-generation facility to its electrical grid in the manner provided by the regulations; and...
AI summary This section outlines the obligations of public utilities in Nova Scotia regarding the connection and payment for electricity generated by renewable low-impact facilities. It specifies the conditions under which generators can connect to the grid, the responsibilities of the Board in setting tariffs, and the eligibility criteria for qualifying generators.