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Topic:"Affordability" in M03415

Matter: NSPI CI# 38819 - $7,452,511 - 51V Tremont Circuit Breaker & Bus
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06178Board Decision and Order 1 passage
ORDER
ORDER WHEREAS Nova Scotia Power Incorporated ("NSPI") filed applications on July 27, 2010, with the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (the "Board") for approval of Work Orders CI# 38819 - 51V Tremont Circuit Breaker & Bus in the amount...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board approved NSPI's applications for work orders related to electrical infrastructure upgrades, including transmission lines and circuit breaker additions, after considering stakeholder input and reviewing the affiliate transaction with Emera Utility Services.

05263Board Letter advising a forum for public review is required 1 passage
CI# 38819 - 51V Tremont Circuit Breaker & Bus $7,452,511 p. p. 0
CI# 38819 - 51V Tremont Circuit Breaker & Bus $7,452,511 CI# 33525 - Canaan Road 43V to Tremont 51V Line $8,016,435 CI# 11004 - Canaan Road Circuit Breaker Additions $1,990,631 In view of the cost of the project and the decision of NSPI to...

AI summary The document outlines the costs of several infrastructure projects and notes that NSPI plans to have some work done by its affiliate, Emera Utility Services. The Board suggests a public review process with input from interested parties before a decision is made.

06178Board Decision and Order 1 passage
ORDER
ORDER WHEREAS Nova Scotia Power Incorporated ("NSPI") filed applications on July 27, 2010, with the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (the "Board") for approval of Work Orders CI# 38819 - 51V Tremont Circuit Breaker & Bus in the amount...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI) applied for approval of several electrical infrastructure projects. The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board conducted a public review and received input from stakeholders, including the Consumer Advocate. After reviewing the applications and responses, the Board approved the projects, noting their necessity for improving service reliability and confirming the legitimacy of the affiliate transaction with Emera Utility Services.

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