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Topic:"2025 Ace Plan" in M12591

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0032664 – Energy Control Centre – Optimization Tools - $7,486,068
6 passages 4 documents

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N-1Application 1 passage
Reason for Variance p. p. 1
Reason for Variance The increase of approximately $3,156,918 from the 2024 ACE Plan subsequent submittal estimate of $4,329,150 is due to changes to the eligibility dates for Federal Funding which initially extended into the end of Q1 2026...

AI summary The increase of approximately $3,156,918 from the 2024 ACE Plan subsequent submittal estimate of $4,329,150 is due to changes in the eligibility dates for Federal Funding, which now end at the end of Q1 2025 instead of Q1 2026.

N-2NSPI (NSEB) RIRs 1-20 - Redacted 1 passage
CONFIDENTIAL (Attachment Only) p. p. 117
CONFIDENTIAL (Attachment Only) 1 Request IR-19: 2 3 In "Reason for Variance", NS Power noted that 4 5 6 7 8 The increase of approximately $3,156,918 from the 2024 ACE Plan subsequent submittal estimate of $4,329,150 is due to changes to th...

AI summary The document outlines a request (IR-19) to NS Power regarding changes in federal funding eligibility for the 2024 ACE Plan, specifically related to the Electricity Predevelopment Program (EPP). The request asks for explanations on the program's nature, the source of the lost funding, reasons for the eligibility change, and the impact on the project.

100137Letter NSPI re: Capital Items Filed Outside the Quarter Package 2 passages
2024 ACE Plan Capital Items for Subsequent Approval p. p. 0
2024 ACE Plan Capital Items for Subsequent Approval • CI C0032664 – Energy Control Centre – Optimization Tools - $7,486,068 2024 ACE amount $4,329,150 $1,776,697 spent as at September 30, 2025 Non-Confidential

AI summary The document outlines a capital item under the 2024 ACE Plan, specifically for the Energy Control Centre – Optimization Tools, with a total cost of $7,486,068, of which $4,329,150 was allocated under the 2024 ACE Plan and $1,776,697 had been spent as of September 30, 2025.

2025 ACE Plan Capital Item Less than $1 Million p. p. 0
2025 ACE Plan Capital Item Less than $1 Million - CI 47751 ECC Dynamic Line Rating Implementation $2,148,364 2025 ACE carryover amount $968,222 $5,486,323 spent as at September 30, 2025 Non-Confidential - CI C0053696 ECC Wind Integration $...

AI summary The document outlines two capital items under the 2025 ACE Plan, each with specific funding amounts and spending details as of September 30, 2025. The items include ECC Dynamic Line Rating Implementation and ECC Wind Integration, with funding from the 2025 ACE carryover and specific ACE amounts.

100605NSEB (NSPI) IR 1 to 20 - PDF 2 passages
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD
NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF: AN APPLICATION by NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED (NS Power) for Subsequent Approval of a 2024 ACE Plan Capital Item CI C0032664 – Energy Control...

AI summary This document pertains to an application by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NS Power) for the subsequent approval of a 2024 ACE Plan Capital Item related to the Energy Control Centre – Optimization Tools under the Public Utilities Act.

Request IR-19:
Request IR-19: - In "Reason for Variance", NS Power noted that "The increase of approximately $3,156,918 from - the 2024 ACE Plan subsequent submittal estimate of $4,329,150 is due to changes to the - eligibility dates for Federal Funding...

AI summary NS Power explains a variance in funding related to the 2024 ACE Plan due to changes in Federal Funding eligibility dates. Questions are raised about the source of funding, reasons for changes in eligibility, and the impact on the project.

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