Nova Scotia Power filed an application for Authorization to Overspend $11,359,822 under the 2025 ACE Plan for planned replacement of deteriorated distribution equipment (D055).

M12898 · Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Distribution Routines CI Various- D055 – Planned Replacement of Deteriorated Equipment (ATO) - $11,359,8222025 ACE Plan – Routine Capital - Authorization to Overspend (ATO):Distribution Routines – Non-Confidential • D055 – Planned Replacement of Deteriorated Equipment: ATO amount $11,359,822

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Nova Scotia Power Incorporated seeks NSEB approval to overspend by $11,359,822 under the 2025 Ace Plan for Distribution Routines item D055, covering planned replacement of deteriorated equipment.
The application is filed under the Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia and is designated non-confidential, with Lana Myatt (Manager, Regulatory Capital) identified as NS Power's primary contact.
Formal intervenors include the Consumer Advocate (Pink Larkin / Grid Strategies, LLC), the Small Business Advocate (Blackburn Law / Daymark Energy Advisors), and the Industrial Group (Stewart McKelvey, representing ten major industrial customers including Michelin, Irving Shipbuilding, and K+S Windsor Salt).
Board Counsel is William Mahody, K.C. of Washington & Mahody.

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