Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Best Interests Of Customers" in M03413

Matter: CI# 39323; CI# 39626; CI# 39627; & CI# 39628 - P-128.10 - NSPI WO - (Digby Wind Project) Application for approval of capital work orders  in the amount of $82.8 million for the acquisition, construction and interconnection of the Digby Wind Farm Project
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06537Board Decision 2 passages
1. NSPI acted in the best interest of customers in taking assignment of the EUS contract. p. p. 0
1. NSPI acted in the best interest of customers in taking assignment of the EUS contract. As part of its due diligence in considering an assignment of the EPC contract in April of 2010, NSPI requested that 324 NSL engage CBCL to prepare a...

AI summary NSPI argues that taking assignment of the EUS contract was in the best interest of customers, as the EUS price was lower than competitive tenders and met fair market value criteria. The EUS contract was reassessed after the project scope was updated, and NSPI asserts that the price was reasonable and compliant with the Code of Conduct.

Findings p. p. 0
tances and complications of the last couple of years that we've worked it. THE CHAIR: And I guess that's your response to my third question, which was, "Is this the best deal NSPI could have gotten?" MR. BENNETT: I believe it's a very good...

AI summary The discussion addresses concerns about affiliate transactions and transparency in NSPI's dealings, with Mr. Bennett affirming the company's commitment to transparency and the best interests of customers. The Chair emphasizes the need to ensure that expenditures are in the best interests of ratepayers.

06132Closing Submission - NSPI 1 passage
Section 93
tachments, provides the documents reviewed by NSPI at the time and NSPI's analysis with respect to its decision to accept an assignment of the EUS contract as being in the best interests of customers. An important consideration was also th...

AI summary NSPI accepted an assignment of the EUS contract, considering that work had already started and halting it would risk the construction schedule, ecoEnergy funding, and project quality. Early completion benefits customers.

06180Rebuttal Submission - NSPI 1 passage
29 contract.
29 contract. 1 2. The P50 assumption is appropriate. 2 3 3. The regulatory process includes a final costing. 4 5 1. NSPI acted in the best interest of customers in taking assignment of the EUS 6 contract. 7 8 The all-in price for the EPC c...

AI summary The document discusses the assignment of the EUS contract by NSPI, arguing that it was in the best interest of customers. It highlights that the contract price was not adjusted upwards and that EUS bore the risk of late completion. NSPI also asserts that the EUS contract was the best available option, despite being lower than other estimates.

06537Board Decision 1 passage
1. NSPI acted in the best interest of customers in taking assignment of the EUS contract. p. p. 0
1. NSPI acted in the best interest of customers in taking assignment of the EUS contract. As part of its due diligence in considering an assignment of the EPC contract in April of 2010, NSPI requested that 324 NSL engage CBCL to prepare a...

AI summary NSPI argues that the EUS contract was in the best interest of customers, as it was priced below competitive tenders and met fair market value criteria. The EUS contract was re-evaluated after the project scope was updated, and NSPI asserts that the price was reasonable and compliant with the Code of Conduct.

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