Generation Interconnection Procedures

Generation Interconnection Procedures


 
Generator Interconnection Procedures

The following procedures, agreements and forms are required to initiate the various interconnection studies and processes required through NSP's Generator Interconnection Procedures. All completed forms should be sent to:

Nova Scotia Power Inc.
5 Long Lake Drive 
Halifax, NS, Canada B3S 1N8
Attention: Interconnection Engineer

Interconnection Engineer can be reached at: (902) 717-6613

 

Notices

Please be advised of the following notices:

1) Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic response there may be delays in processing physical copies of documentation. Please use the contact details above for the Interconnection Engineer to determine suitable submission arrangements.

2) Due to ongoing development discussions and engineering studies, the Transmission System Network Upgrades identified as part of Transmission Service Request #411 will not be included in the System Impact Study (SIS) Analysis for Generator Interconnection Procedures (GIP) Study Groups #32 to #35. GIP Study Group #32 to #35 analysis will be limited to the 2024 Transmission System configuration plus any material Network Upgrades identified in higher queued projects.

3) Due to the expected increase in inverter-based generation resources in Nova Scotia and the anticipated decrease in synchronous generation related to the requirement to phase-out of coal fired generation by 2030, GIP System Impact Study analyses are being expanded to include Electromagnetic Transient (EMT) Analysis in addition to Load Flow and Dynamic Analysis. To accommodate this change, Interconnection Customers are required to provide the System Operator with the appropriate PSCADTM models for their generators in addition to the PSS®E generator models required in the Generator Interconnection Procedures. A separate report will be issued for the Electromagnetic Transient Analysis.

*End of Notice*

 

Transmission Interconnection Procedures (Applicable to transmission systems 69,000 volts and higher)

 

Generation Interconnection Procedure (GIP) Study Calendar


Interconnection Request Queue

 

Distribution Generator Interconnection Procedures (Applicable to distribution systems 26,400 volts and lower)

 

Distribution Generation Interconnection Procedure (DGIP) Study Calendar

 

Technical Requirements for Transmission and Distribution Interconnected Generators

 

The information on this page has been updated on April 16 2024

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