Topic:"Capital Expenditures" in M10569

Matter: P-194 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - 2022 Load Forecast Report

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N-6NSPI (Synapse) RIR-1 to RIR-43 - Redacted 1 passage

1,117.96 2,203.83 659.79 62.91 1.01 30.91 324.33 0.00 59.69 1.53 1,779.35 528.82 358.46 44.46 177.99 50.79 47.46 762.74 418.19 359.53 0.00 1,423.21 0.97 1,382.24 0.00 0.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 112.51 9,868.73

4,357.1 4,357.1 2015 9,924.5 456,655.0 456,655.0 4,532.1 4,532.1 2016 9,504.8 459,875.0 459,875.0 4,371.0 4,371.0 2017 9,396.7 463,739.0 463,739.0 4,357.6 4,357.6 2018 9,773.0 468,049.0 468,049.0 4,574.3 4,574.3 2019 9,845.9 472,369.0 472,...

AI summary The document presents numerical data spanning 2015-2024, likely representing financial metrics such as costs, revenues, or expenditures. Values show fluctuations over time, with notable entries in 2022-2023 including adjustments, credits, and detailed breakdowns of figures like 4,761.8 and 4,758.0.

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N-8Evidence of John Wilson, CA 1 passage

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John D. Wilson • Resource Insight, Incorporated Page 7 2019 Georgia PSC Docket Nos. 42310 and 42311, direct testimony with Bryan A. Jacob in Georgia Power’s 2019 integrated resource plan and demand side management plan on behalf of Souther...

AI summary The text outlines testimony provided by John D. Wilson and Paul Chernick in various regulatory proceedings in Georgia and Nova Scotia. These testimonies cover topics such as integrated resource planning, demand side management, capital expenditure plans, and infrastructure projects, with a focus on cost classification, decommissioning, and project justification.

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