Nova Scotia Power filed its compliance letter confirming installation of voltage monitoring devices on feeder 92H-331 pursuant to the Board's April 28, 2026 decision in M12730.

M12730 · NSPI Complaint - Infrastructure Concerns - Greg Nichols

AI summary

NS Power confirmed that individual feeder voltage and current monitoring devices referenced in IR-2(b)(ii) have been installed and are operational on feeder 92H-331, with remote communication capability enabling real-time monitoring.
In lieu of discrete secondary-side power quality monitoring devices, NS Power proposed leveraging Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) remote connectivity — restored as of March 31, 2026 — to monitor customer-side voltage conditions, including at Mr. Nichols' residence, in near real time.
The Company characterized the combination of primary feeder monitoring and AMI-enabled meter voltage data as providing comprehensive coverage of both system-level and customer-specific Power Infrastructure quality issues on feeder 92H-331.
NS Power committed to continuing voltage monitoring through completion of the Tidewater Substation and Feeder 92H-331 Upgrade project, identified as the permanent remedy to the voltage quality concerns underlying Greg Nichols' complaint.

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