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NSPI seeks NSURB approval for $2.47 million transmission deteriorated-replacement work order to restore CSA ground clearance standards on energized conductors.
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- Nova Scotia Power filed Work Order CI# 38857 under the L7004 Deteriorated Replacements program, seeking regulatory approval for $2,467,028 in transmission capital expenditures.
- The project's stated purpose is to restore ground clearance from energized conductors to Asset Management Canadian Standards Association (CSA) minimum requirements, addressing deteriorated transmission plant that risks service interruption.
- Remediation involves raising span heights through mid-span structure additions or full conductor/structure replacements, with construction performed by an affiliate company — raising Affiliate Transactions considerations.
- The cost breakdown totals $2,467,028, with major components including materials (~$537,847) alongside T&D labour, contracts, and capitalized interest, as detailed in a redacted information request (IR-T6) seeking further project specifics.
- The filing is structured as a capital item justification under the Transmission Plant category, consistent with Regulatory Approval Processes standardized work order practice before the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- N-1 Redacted Work Order 9/8/2010