Topic:"Compliance Legislation" in M12725

4 M09851, NSUARB letter, October 2, 2020. 1 2.0 OATT STANDARDS OF CONDUCT REVIEW 2 3 Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NS Power or Company) confirms that it has completed a review and 4 revision of the Open Access Transmission Tariff (OATT) Standard...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NS Power) has completed a review and revision of the Open Access Transmission Tariff (OATT) Standards of Conduct (SoC) supporting documents OATT SoC-001 through 006 for 2025. A web-based annual training and certification was implemented in 2023. The NSEB provided specific directions regarding SoC-001, including adding a 90-day timeline for new employees and updating cross-references. SoC-001 was revised and submitted to the NSEB on June 03, 2025.

DATE FILED: March 2, 2026 Page 27 of 29 M06214, NSUARB Letter Accepting NS Power's Proposal to Provide Costs Segregated by Functional Areas on its Website, Other Documents, Document 72314, December 8, 201O7. under Resources section see the...

AI summary The document discusses NS Power's implementation of a web-based annual training and certification module for employees on the Standards of Conduct (SoC) Direct Applicability List, replacing the previous method of auditing 20 percent of personnel annually. The module ensures employees understand their responsibilities under the SoC and includes knowledge checks and certification.

9.0 Revision History Revision Prepared by Reason for change October 2017 – rev 0 Dave Kelly Issued. October 2018 – rev 1 Nicole Mosher Annual review September 2019 – rev 2 Kelsey Settle Annual review, no changes. July 2020 – rev 3 Kelsey S...

AI summary This section outlines the revision history of a document, detailing changes made over time by various individuals. Key revisions include updates to training requirements, changes in signing authority, and adjustments to document content based on directives from regulatory bodies.

OATT Standards of Conduct (SoC) Non-conformance Reporting Document Number: OATT-SoC-003 Issue Date: October 2017 Last Reviewed: November 20, 2024December 8, 2025 Revision #: 910

AI summary This document outlines the OATT Standards of Conduct (SoC) Non-conformance Reporting process, issued in October 2017 and last reviewed in December 2025. It serves as a regulatory framework for addressing non-compliance with SoC requirements, reflecting ongoing oversight by Nova Scotia's energy regulatory bodies.

OATT Standards of Conduct (SoC) Nonconformance Report Revision Prepared by Reason for change October 17, 2017 – rev 1 Dave Kelly Issued. October 4, 2018 – rev 2 Nicole Mosher Annual review September 20, 2019 – rev 3 Nicole Mosher Annual re...

AI summary This document outlines the history of revisions to the OATT Standards of Conduct (SoC) Nonconformance Report, including the individuals responsible for each revision and the reasons for changes. The document is approved by Natasha Flynn, the Chief Compliance Officer, with signature dates in 2024 and 2025.

ee remains active, providing advice to NS Power on matters concerning these markets. It also confirmed that, in 2025, no temporary waivers were requested or granted, no compliance or Document: 332085 remedy issues arose, and no disputes oc...

AI summary The document discusses NS Power's compliance with market rules and audits conducted by the Northeast Power Coordinating Council (NPCC). It highlights the findings of a 2024 CIP and O&P audit, including ten PNCs, two areas of concern, and seven recommendations, as well as the resolution of issues from a 2022 audit. NS Power is addressing the findings and will report on the 2024 audit in its 2026 report.