Topic:"Capacity Costs" in M12394

REDACTED 1 continues to be provided under the LTSA which provides day-to-day support as needed via 2 a 24-hour 7 day per week telephone hotline connecting the Company's staff to Contractor 3 expertise that can assist with a variety of oper...

AI summary NSPML continues to provide support under the LTSA, which includes a 24/7 hotline for operational and maintenance assistance. The LTSA has shifted focus to OEM specialized services while strengthening internal capabilities and using more local contractors. This transition has reduced costs by minimizing reliance on OEM resources and subcontractors.

CONFIDENTIAL (ATTACHMENTS ONLY) 1 Request IR-01: 2 3 Reference: Section 2.1 Asset Management Cost Uncertainties (p.7). 4 (a) For each of the identified uncertainties, please discuss when the 5 uncertainty is anticipated to resolve, and wha...

AI summary The document contains a series of information requests related to asset management cost uncertainties, marine surveys, converter station agreements, and transmission line maintenance costs. It also asks for an assessment of the costs associated with these activities and the reasons for any delays in completing the assessment.

Elements Status of program 2027 2028 Aerial Inspection Program is in place – has been used for a number of years. Uses a contractor for helicopter operation and NSPML personnel for inspections. Planned for 2 campaigns per year, with option...

AI summary The document outlines the status of various inspection and management programs, including aerial, drone, and LiDAR surveys, as well as vegetation management planning. It highlights uncertainties around costs, supplier availability, and the need for new contracts starting in 2026. The programs are managed by NSPML and involve external contractors.

n's, NL, or in Halifax Regional Municipality, NS; " CEO Override Costs " means any increased operating and maintenance costs for which Nalcor is liable pursuant to Section 3.2(e)(ii) of the ML-JDA; " Canadian GAAP " means generally accepte...

AI summary The text defines various terms and acronyms relevant to a regulatory proceeding, including definitions related to costs, accounting standards, and operational terms associated with energy projects.

12.3 Own Property Damage For the avoidance of doubt, it is the Parties' intent that, subject to any right a Party may have to seek compensation from a third party who caused the Loss or from insurance, each Party shall be responsible for a...

AI summary The Parties agree that each is responsible for Losses to its own property, including facilities, equipment, and materials on the site of Defined Assets, regardless of the cause, including O&M Activities or the actions of the other Party or its affiliates. This applies unless compensation from a third party or insurance is available.

5.16 [Capacity of Nalcor Nalcor is entering into this Agreement, and Emera acknowledges that Nalcor is entering into this Agreement, solely in its own right and not on behalf of or as agent of the NL Crown. NTD: Include if Nalcor signing A...

AI summary Nalcor Energy is entering into an agreement independently, and Emera acknowledges this. The document notes that Nalcor is not acting on behalf of the NL Crown. The remainder of the page is intentionally left blank.

5.16 [Capacity of Nalcor Nalcor is entering into this Agreement, and Emera acknowledges that Nalcor is entering into this Agreement, solely in its own right and not on behalf of or as agent of the NL Crown. NTD: Include if Nalcor signing A...

AI summary Nalcor Energy is entering into an agreement independently, and Emera acknowledges this. The agreement is not on behalf of the NL Crown. The document is otherwise blank.

Capacity pressures With the decline in GDP in the second quarter, excess supply in the economy increased. In the third quarter, GDP growth is estimated to have been slightly below potential, leaving the output gap broadly unchanged from th...

AI summary The document discusses capacity pressures in the economy, noting that GDP growth in the third quarter was slightly below potential, maintaining the output gap within a range of -1.5% to -0.5%. Labour market indicators show increased excess supply, with rising unemployment and slower hiring.

urce Plan). [Exhibit N-8, NSEB IR-31, PDF pp. 586-587] [26] In response to NSEB IR-6, NSPML described the "commercial negotiation process" with Nalcor as the "true-up" exercise related to the LTAMP: … the "commercial exercise" referenced i...

AI summary NSPML explained that the 'commercial negotiation process' with Nalcor relates to the 'LTAMP true-up' under the Joint Operations Agreement. It argued that the filing of the Asset Management Outlook document satisfied the Board's direction to file the LTAMP, which could not be disclosed due to ongoing negotiations with Nalcor, set to commence in early 2026.