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Topic:"Asset Management" in M12914

Matter: NSP Maritime Link Inc. -  2027 / 2028 Assessment Application - NSPML
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N-5NSPML (NSEB) RIRs 1-12 - Redacted 1 passage
NSPML Vegetation Management Plan p. p. 20
NSPML Vegetation Management Plan treatments method used using a combination of LiDAR, aerial photographs, in addition to aerial and foot patrol reconnaissance to collect data specifically to support future management of the vegetation. To...

AI summary NSPML has completed an inventory using LiDAR, aerial photographs, and reconnaissance to support future vegetation management planning. Transmission lines are organized into vegetation management units (VMU) to optimize treatment scheduling based on sustainability considerations.

102976IG (NSPML) IR 1 to 17 - Redacted 2 passages
1 2026
1 (c) Please quantify the regulatory cost savings NSPML attributes to a two-year 2 versus a one-year assessment process. 3 Request IR-2: 4 Reference: Section 2.2, Table 2, O&M Forecast 2027 and 2028 vs 2026 ($ millions) (p. 7) 5 (a) Please...

AI summary The document contains requests for information regarding regulatory cost savings, O&M forecasts, and the status of the HVDC converter station service agreement. It also references a regulatory proceeding under the Public Utilities Act and the Maritime Link Cost Recovery Process Regulations.

8 Reference: Section 5.0, Asset Management Outlook (pp. 23–26).
8 Reference: Section 5.0, Asset Management Outlook (pp. 23–26). - 9 (a) Please confirm the status of the LTAMP negotiations with Newfoundland 10 and Labrador Hydro ( NLH ). Please update whether resolution was 11 achieved as anticipated in...

AI summary The text requests updates on the status of LTAMP negotiations with NLH and the completion status of the Submarine Cable Protection Project, including budget and cost details.

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