Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Capital Expenditures" in M03513

Matter: CI# 16497 - P-128.10 - NSPI WO - HYD Nictaux Electrical Refurbishment - $662,307
7 passages 3 documents

Capital Expenditures across all matters →

N-1Redacted Work Order 9/8/2010 5 passages
p. p. 2
An Emera Company UARB APPRO VAL SHEET 20.0 332,333 , Estimated In-Service Date 2010-11

AI summary The text contains a table with information related to an asset, including its estimated in-service date of 2010-11 and a value of 332,333. The table also references 'UARB APPRO' and 'VAL SHEET', which may be related to regulatory or financial processes.

Section 34 p. p. 2
Cost Centre 431 - 431-NictauxlParadise System Budget Version - 201004/08 Forecast Forecast Start 04/01/2010 Operational 11/30/2010 Final Cost 12/31/2010 2010 $662,307.82 Total: $662,307.82 Original Cost: $0.00 Summary of Related Cl's +1- 2...

AI summary This document presents a budget forecast for Cost Centre 431 - 431-NictauxlParadise System, with a start date of April 1, 2010, and an operational end date of November 30, 2010. The total forecasted cost for 2010 is $662,307.82, with no other related projects in 2008 through 2012.

Capital Item Justification p. p. 2
Capital Item Justification Justification Criteria : HEALTH & SAFETY Sub-Criteria: Equipment Replacement Name of Report : Document Location: Person Responsible:

AI summary The document outlines a capital item justification framework under the 'HEALTH & SAFETY' criterion, focusing on equipment replacement as a sub-criteria. However, no specific arguments, data, or named entities are provided in the text.

Why do this project this way? p. p. 2
Why do this project this way? Replacement of equipment of this vintage with modern electrical equipment is standard industry practice. Revised The cost estimate for this project is based on a similar project completed in 2006 - Paradise El...

AI summary The project involves replacing outdated electrical equipment with modern alternatives, following standard industry practices. The cost estimate is based on a 2006 project (CI 16496), and the project has been activated.

REDACTED p. p. 2
REDACTED 1 Generation Responses 1 Response IR-G9: (cont'd) 2 3 b) As stated on page iv of the report, "The White Rock and Nictaux stations should be upgraded 4 within the next year. If this is not possible, the decision as to the order of...

AI summary The text discusses the need to upgrade the White Rock and Nictaux stations, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing upgrades based on inspection results and operational concerns. NSPI is modifying procedures to mitigate risks to personnel and equipment. The breakdown of estimated project costs for the refurbishments is also provided.

06446Board Decision Letter 1 passage
CI # 16497 HYD Nictaux Electrical Refurbishment $662,307 p. p. 0
CI # 16497 HYD Nictaux Electrical Refurbishment $662,307 The current cost estimate for this project of $662,307 represents a slight reduction from the amount of $662,935, which was included in the 2010 ACE Plan. As a part of the 2010 ACE P...

AI summary The Board approved a $662,307 capital expenditure for Nictaux Electrical Refurbishment, reducing from the 2010 ACE Plan estimate. While approving the project due to aging switchgear, the Board highlighted concerns about inconsistent maintenance practices at five hydro facilities, urging improved preventative maintenance scheduling in future filings.

06446Board Decision Letter 1 passage
CI # 16497 HYD Nictaux Electrical Refurbishment $662,307 p. p. 0
CI # 16497 HYD Nictaux Electrical Refurbishment $662,307 The current cost estimate for this project of $662,307 represents a slight reduction from the amount of $662,935, which was included in the 2010 ACE Plan. As a part of the 2010 ACE P...

AI summary The Board approved NSPI's $662,307 request for the Nictaux Electrical Refurbishment project after reviewing responses to Information Requests. The project was initially withheld in the 2010 ACE Plan due to insufficient justification. The Board noted concerns from Hatch's report about inadequate maintenance practices at five hydro facilities, emphasizing the need for standardized preventative maintenance to ensure system reliability and safety.

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