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· Ir · 10/05/2010
NSURB issued three information requests to Nova Scotia Power regarding its 2009 Relay Testing Report, seeking clarification on relay inventory, declining program costs, and the rationale for a proposed ten-year testing cycle.
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- IR-1 asks Nova Scotia Power Inc to clarify the total number of relays in service, explain the exclusion of customer-owned and out-of-service relays from the program count (which declined from 1,712 in 2006–2007 to 1,408 in 2009), and confirm whether all relays were tested during the three-year cycle.
- IR-2 requests an analysis of the year-over-year drop in program costs, which fell from $188,689 to $159,441 and then to $92,210 across the three reporting years.
- IR-3 asks NSPI to provide a detailed rationale supporting its assertion that a ten-year testing cycle for System Reliability relays would be more appropriate than the current regime.
- Responses are due by October 19, 2010, and must be filed electronically in searchable PDF format followed by three hard copies.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 05443 Information Requests