Comments

I would like the Ministry and/or the OEB to direct the meter data repository agency in Toronto to update its system so that peak-time generation that is delivered to the distribution network (e.g.

   Third Party Ownership & Virtual Net Metering:

 As an Ontario-based manufacturer of small (20 kW) wind turbine technology with a 20+ year track record, Wenvor Energy would like to communicate support for the proposed amendment to Ontario Regulation 541/05, including  Virtual Net Metering (VNM).

 Just trying to understand the mechanism in a VNM behind the meter configuration. Does the retailer have to own the grid tied meter (the existing Utility Meter). Does the retailer have to own all meters generating or consuming for the VNM configuration.

I have a few questions. I am unable to attend the local talk.

  I am mostly successful in keeping my kWh  usage under 300 KWh/ month.  At current rates, the cost of the power I use is less than what I am charged for delivery.

On behalf of EDF EN Canada, I submit the following comments:

  •EDF EN supports the Ministry’s decision to enable Third-party ownership and behind-the-meter agreements between the customer and third party;

 Ministry of Energy – EBR Registry Number:   013-1913

 Ben Weir

 Senior Policy Adviser - Ministry of Energy

 Conservation and Renewable Energy Division

 Conservation and Energy Efficiency Branch

January 18, 2018

  Ben Weir

 Ministry of Energy

 Conservation and Renewable Energy Division

 Conservation and Energy Efficiency Branch

 Renewable Energy Facilitation Office

 77 Grenville Street, Floor 5

   Dear Mr. Weir,

  Prowind is a developer, owner and operator of renewable energy electric generation projects.  We have been active in various Ontario renewable energy procurements, and are now active in the net metering space.

   Ben Weir

 Senior Policy Adviser

 Ministry of Energy

 Conservation and Renewable Energy Division

 Conservation and Energy Efficiency Branch

 Renewable Energy Facilitation Office

   January 17, 2018

  Ben Weir

 Senior Policy Adviser

 Ministry of Energy

 Renewable Energy Facilitation Office

 77 Grenville Street, 5th Floor

 Toronto, ON, M7A 2C1

   January 17, 2018

  Mr. Ben Weir, Senior Policy Adviser

  Ministry of Energy, Renewable Energy Facilitation Office

  77 Grenville St., Toronto, ON M7A 2C1

    RE: EBR proposal 013-1913 (Net Metering)

Please find enclosed the submission of Blue Box Technology with regard to Proposed Amendment of Ontario Regulation 541/05: Net Metering. Neil Freeman, Corporate Director, Blue Box Technology

[Original Comment ID: 212055]

Submission re: Proposed Enhancements to Ontario’s Net Metering Framework

  1.Introduction - About BluEarth

 January 18, 2018

  Ben Weir

 Ministry of Energy

 Conservation and Renewable Energy Division

 Conservation and Energy Efficiency Branch

 Renewable Energy Facilitation Office

 Entegrus Powerlines Inc. (“Entegrus”) is a local distribution company serving approximately 40,000 customers across 16 communities in southwestern Ontario.

 Compass Renewable Energy Consulting Inc. (“Compass”) and Power Advisory LLC (“Power Advisory”) have prepared this submission on behalf of the newly formed Distributed Energy Resources Advisory Committee (“DER AC”).

Dear Ben Weir,

TPO:

  e. vii. Estimated savings realized by the customer, if any;

 Dear Mr. Weir:

  We would like to offer our most sincere thanks for the opportunity to contribute to this consultation process.