103794Letter NS Power re: Capital Items Filed Outside the Quarter Package & Request for Confidentiality
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Request for Confidentiality Pursuant to Rule 12 of the Board Regulatory Rules, NS Power requests confidential treatment of certain portions of the material filed in support of the following Capital Work Orders: - 1. CI C0086325 Maritime La...
AI summary NS Power is requesting confidential treatment for certain portions of documents related to four Capital Work Orders, citing Rule 12 of the Board Regulatory Rules. The request is supported by NS Power and outlines the rationale for confidentiality.
Commercial Information Items 2, 3 and 4: Partial confidentiality was applied to costs associated with materials, contracts, freight postage delivery, application software, consulting, and sustaining operating cost details provided in the c...
AI summary NS Power applies partial confidentiality to certain costs in capital work orders to protect customer interests and maintain competitive advantage. Transparency could lead to higher prices and reduced competition, harming customers. Confidentiality helps NS Power secure the best terms for services and equipment.
Third Party Information/Proprietary Information Item 4 : The vendor has requested confidentiality of cost support (Attachment 1) for this capital work order. This information is considered proprietary and commercially sensitive by the vend...
AI summary The vendor has requested confidentiality for cost support information in a capital work order due to its proprietary and commercially sensitive nature. NS Power has also applied confidentiality to technical IT system details and system operating diagrams to protect against security threats and ensure system reliability.
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