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· Application · 06/11/2025
NSEB Board Staff issued two Information Requests to Nova Scotia Power seeking detailed cost justification for a $5.97M TUC2 HP/IP Turbine Refurbishment after-the-fact approval application
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- Board Staff IR-1 (due July 2, 2025) targets a combined ~$1.63M labour and contracts variance between the original application and the ATO, requesting task-level breakdowns of regular, contract, and overtime hours for both the original and expanded scopes (Exhibit 321679, pp. 1–2).
- IR-1(b) probes the $366,864 overtime labour overrun, specifically whether Nova Scotia Power Incorporated resources mobilized from other provincial regions could have been replaced by local or outsourced labour at lower cost.
- IR-1(c) requires NSPI to list all outages (times and durations) necessitated by the project and to supply vendor cost-support documentation for additional materials and contract charges attributed to Siemens.
- IR-2 asks whether lessons learned from Siemens and NSPI's acknowledged conservative estimation will be incorporated into future cost estimates for similar turbine refurbishment projects, or, if not, why not.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 97997 NSEB (NSPI) IR 1 to 2