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· Application · 07/20/2026
NSEB Board Staff issue four Information Requests to NSP Maritime Link Inc. on its 2025 Affiliate Code of Conduct Report
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- Board Staff issued IR-1 through IR-4 to NSP Maritime Link Incorporated on July 20, 2026, with responses due August 11, 2026, in Matter M12832 (Document 330870).
- IR-1 probes the exclusion of a $6,762,743 transaction from the Affiliate Transactions Report, asking NSPML to cite the specific Affiliate Code provision relied upon and identify which entity bore the gain or loss from the related hedge transaction.
- IR-3 examines short-term incentive compensation accrued and paid to NSPML employees for 2023–2025, including weighted balance scorecard results by performance level, and questions why 30% of the scorecard is tied to consolidated Emera net income and cash flow rather than NSPML-specific metrics.
- IR-4 requests clarification on the methodology for calculating Monopole availability and whether the metric is satisfied when a pole operates at reduced transfer capacity, touching on System Reliability of the Maritime Link.
- IR-2 seeks the Excel version of Attachment 4 for 2024 and 2025, suggesting Board Staff requires underlying data for independent verification of reported affiliate transactions.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 102839 NSEB (NSPML) IR-1 to IR-4