Reporting requirements
 11. (1) No later than 90 days after the end of each bill credit cycle, the eligible generator shall submit a report to the Ministry for the completed bill credit cycle containing the following information respecting the prescribed project and the project components included in it: 1.  A description of any changes to any project component referred to in the community net metering agreement. 2.  For each connected load facility and, if any, unconnected load facility, i.  the municipal address of the load facility, a description of the load facility and the account number of the account with the participating distributor for the load facility, ii.  the total kilowatt hours of electricity consumed from, and the total kilowatt hours of electricity conveyed to, the participating distributor’s distribution system, as measured by the distributor meter for the load facility, and the corresponding rate classification for billing for the load facility, iii.  the total number of unit holders and third party occupants in the load facility to which the eligible generator retailed electricity, and iv.  if the load facility has any unit holders or third party occupants to which the eligible generator retailed electricity, A.  the aggregate kilowatt hours of electricity consumed by all holders and occupants as measured by unit sub-meters and eligible generator meters respectively, as well as by any common areas as measured by unit sub-meters or distributor meters, and B.  the calculation made by the eligible generator under section 9 in respect of holders or occupants, as the case may be, to which subsection 9 (1) applied. 3.  For each generation facility, i.  the total kilowatt hours of electricity generated, and ii.  the account number for the account with the participating distributor for the connected load facility to which the generation facility is connected. 4.  For each storage device, if any, i.  the total kilowatt hours of electricity conveyed into and out of the storage device, or an estimate of that amount, and ii.  the account number for the account with the participating distributor for the connected load facility to which the storage device is connected. 5.  If the Board has issued any notice of non-compliance or orders, or has taken any other enforcement actions in respect of the project, i.  a description of the non-compliance or reasons for the Board’s actions, and the current status of the enforcement actions, and ii.  a description of the steps that the eligible generator has taken or plans to take to rectify any non-compliance. 6.  An assessment of best practices, lessons learned, innovations and challenges associated with the project, including the administrative, billing, regulatory and technical aspects of the project. 7.  Any other information the Minister may require. (2) No later than 90 days after the end of each bill credit cycle, the participating distributor shall submit a report to the Ministry for the completed bill credit cycle containing the following information respecting the prescribed project and the project components included in it: 1.  The participating distributor’s total costs arising from the implementation and administration of the project, broken down by cost type, including, i.  costs for the connection of eligible generation facilities to the distributor’s distribution system, ii.  costs for the connection of any eligible storage devices to the distributor’s distribution system, iii.  costs for facilitating metering and billing, and iv.  any other incremental costs associated with implementing or administering the project, including other incremental billing costs. 2.  The total amount of the costs described in paragraph 1 that are recovered from, i.  amounts charged by the participating distributor to the eligible generator, or ii.  compensation to which the participating distributor is entitled under subsection 79.1 (2) of the Act. 3.  The total amount of the costs described in subparagraph 1 i that are recovered from the participating distributor’s other customers as may be permitted by an order made by the Board. 4.  If the Board has issued any notice of non-compliance or orders, or has taken any other enforcement actions in respect of the project, i.  a description of the non-compliance or reasons for the Board’s actions, and the current status of the enforcement actions, and ii.  a description of the steps that the participating distributor has taken or plans to take to rectify any non-compliance. 5.  An assessment of best practices, lessons learned, innovations and challenges associated with the project, including the administrative, billing, regulatory and technical aspects of the project. 6.  Any other information the Minister may require. (3) A report submitted under this section shall not include the personal information, within the meaning of subsection 2 (1) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, of any unit holder or third party occupant. (4) For the purposes of subsection (3), the participating distributor and eligible generator shall make reasonable efforts to provide only aggregate, anonymized information respecting unit holders and third party occupants.