Topic:"Capacity Costs" in M12743

Document No: XXX-XX-XXXX-XXXX Project Cost Estimate Input Checklist and Maturity Matrix Equipment Replacement Required fields: Estimate Classification Project Name: IT - Identity & Access Management Started or Preliminary Class 5 Class 4 C...

AI summary This document outlines a project cost estimate input checklist and maturity matrix for an IT - Identity & Access Management project, detailing the scope, maturity levels, and deliverables required for the project. It includes classifications for estimate maturity and progress percentages.

CI C0068714 – IT – Identity and Access Management (NSEB M12743) NSPI Responses to Nova Scotia Department of Energy Information Requests 1 Request IR-1: 17 (b) While Release One was placed into service in February 2026, a significant portio...

AI summary The text discusses the ongoing delivery of a project, noting that 65–70% of the scope remains to be delivered, with a 15% contingency level maintained due to execution risks. It also addresses the maturity of project planning and the timing of the final cost date, which is set six months after project completion.

arily driven by higher-than-anticipated consulting costs relative to the initial estimate." NS Power elaborates as follows: 1 Application, Exhibit N-1, p. 1 of 5 2 Application, Exhibit N-1, p. 1 of 5; see also p. 2 of 5, where NS Power ass...

AI summary NS Power explains that higher-than-anticipated consulting costs and changes in the Cyber Security Framework (CSF) since the 2025 ACE Plan estimate have led to increased project costs. The project is based on the National Institute of Standards and Technology's CSF, which has evolved, requiring adjustments to project planning and execution.

ation privileges. 7 Application, Exhibit N-1, p. 2 of 5 8 Exhibit N-2, CA RIR-1; NS Power, 2023 Q4 Capital Report, tab R2. 9 NS Power, 2023 Q4 Capital Report, tab R2. NS Power also provides an approved budget of $533,079 in Exhibit N-2, CA...

AI summary The document discusses NS Power's evaluation of different solutions for securing user workstation privileges, concluding that a hybrid approach combining on-premises and SaaS models best meets their business and security requirements.

Impact of Cybersecurity Incident on Project AFUDC Costs: NS Power states, "The cyber incident caused changes to the project schedule but did not cause a project cost increase."[17](#page-4-0) The Consumer Advocate questions the accuracy of...

AI summary NS Power claims a cybersecurity incident did not increase project costs, but the Consumer Advocate argues that delays caused by the incident likely increased AFUDC interest costs. The Advocate suggests disallowing AFUDC costs from April 2025 through March 2026 for the IAM project due to delays attributed to the cybersecurity incident.