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Topic:"Affordability" in M13084

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0085185 – 4S-332 George St Rebuild and Reconfiguration - $0 (U&U)
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N-1CI C0085185 4S-332 George St Rebuild and Reconfiguration U&U - Application - Redacted 1 passage
7.0 COST & RIGHT OF WAY RESPONSIBILITY p. pp. 43-44
7.0 COST & RIGHT OF WAY RESPONSIBILITY In accordance with NSPI Regulation 2.6, a load customer is responsible for providing the following: - a. A capital contribution for all line extension work in excess of 92m - i. If a line previously e...

AI summary The document outlines the responsibilities of load customers regarding cost and right-of-way (ROW) obligations under NSPI Regulation 2.6. Customers are responsible for capital contributions for line extensions beyond 92m, providing easements, and clearing ROWs. NSPI covers part of the costs for 3-phase line extensions, depending on the existing infrastructure. CBRH is specifically required to clear the ROW along Weatherbee Road.

103549Letter NSPI re: Capital Items Filed Outside the Quarter Package 1 passage
Commercial Information
Commercial Information Items 1, 2 and 4: Confidentiality was applied to costs associated with consulting, materials, contracts, freight, application software, and sustaining operating cost details provided in the capital work orders. To pr...

AI summary NS Power argues that confidential information, including costs related to consulting, contracts, and software, should remain protected to prevent competitors from gaining an advantage and to ensure the best terms for customers. This confidentiality helps maintain competitive pricing and good vendor relationships.

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