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Topic:"Bca" in M12619

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2026 Annual Capital Expenditure (ACE) Plan - $284 million
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N-9Evidence of John D. Wilson - CA 1 passage
Q: What is your opinion of the other proposed revisions to the CEJC? p. p. 23
Q: What is your opinion of the other proposed revisions to the CEJC? A: I support the other revisions as proposed.

AI summary The respondent supports the other proposed revisions to the Cost Estimation and Justification Criteria (CEJC).

100690NSEB (NSPI) IR 1 to 202 - PDF 1 passage
Request IR-148:
Request IR-148: - Please confirm, or explain, otherwise, that summing the amounts in Appendix B Less than $1M, the total budget for Trenton 5 is $5.4M. - a) Overall, how much is NS Power planning to spend on Trenton 5 in 2026, including ot...

AI summary The text requests clarification on NS Power's capital expenditure plans for Trenton 5, including budget figures, criticality ratings, and justification for low-risk investments in a unit nearing retirement. It also asks for total spending on Trenton 5 and the whole Trenton station in 2026, as well as expenditures in 2025.

100691NSEB (NSPI) IR 1 to 202 - Word 1 passage
Section 53
ase explain the rating of 25 for the ECEI Synchronous Condensers. Please confirm, or explain, otherwise, that summing the amounts in Appendix B Less than $1M, the total budget for Trenton 5 is $5.4M. 1. Overall, how much is NS Power planni...

AI summary The text raises questions about NS Power's capital expenditures for Trenton 5, including the rationale for low-risk-rated projects, budget figures, and stakeholder engagement related to the Capital Expenditure Justification Criteria (CEJC). It also references Appendix D of the CEJC document, which discusses scope changes and stakeholder discussions.

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