Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Budgets And Targets" in M11108

Matter: P-194 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - 2023 Load Forecast Report
5 passages 2 documents

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N-7NSPI (Synapse) RIR-1 to RIR-46 - Redacted 3 passages
Section 1050
– PROJECT BUDGET & FINANCIALS Please enter the Budget Status. A project is considered to be “On Budget” if the final expenditure is within the budget as set out in the approved agreement with NRCan. Project Budget Status: (choose one) On b...

AI summary The document outlines the project budget status for NS Power's Smart Grid program, noting that the project is considered 'On Budget' if final expenditures align with the approved agreement with NRCan. A summary of project costs is provided in an Excel document.

Section 1067
to eliminate potential fire incidents due to equipment failure. o No additional program participants are using the faulty device. 2A – OVERALL PROJECT PROGRESS ATTACHMENT (OPTIONAL) n/a 3 – PROJECT BUDGET & FINANCIALS Please enter the Budg...

AI summary The project is currently on budget, with expenditures aligning with the approved agreement with Natural Resources Canada. No significant deviations are reported, and no changes to funding are required at this time.

Section 1081
(choose one) On budget ☒ (i.e. forecasted expenditure follows the budget as planned) Forecasted expenditures by any nature of cost is greater than 20% above or below the approved budget, but no changes are required to NRCan funding, either...

AI summary NS Power reports that due to vendor delays, the planned spend for the Smart Grid program has been delayed, but full budget spend is anticipated within the 2022-23 fiscal year. The budget remains on track, with no amendments required to NRCan funding.

N-9-(i)J. Wilson CV 2 passages
Section 22
Nova Scotia Power’s 2020 annual capital expenditure plan on behalf of the Nova Scotia Consumer Advocate. Potential to decommission hydroelectric systems, review of annually recurring capital projects, use of project contingencies, and cost...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power’s 2020 capital expenditure plan, decommissioning hydroelectric systems, and project reviews are discussed in three regulatory matters. Paul Chernick testified on behalf of the Nova Scotia Consumer Advocate in UARB matters M09579 and M09707, addressing alternatives, cost calculations, and forecast accuracy. In California PUC Docket A.19-10-012, he advocated for EV charging programs aligned with state goals, emphasizing budget controls and outreach.

Section 23
dvance California goal for electric vehicles. Budget controls. Reporting requirements. Evaluation, monitoring and verification processes. Outreach to small business customers.

AI summary The text outlines initiatives to advance California's electric vehicle goals, including budget controls, reporting requirements, evaluation and monitoring processes, and outreach to small business customers. These measures aim to support EV adoption through structured financial and operational frameworks.

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