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Topic:"Cost Recovery" in M12899

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0082085 - 67C-T64 Transformer Replacement - $2,418,415 (U&U)Unforeseen & Unbudgeted (U&U) Capital Items:CI C0082085 - 67C-T64 Transformer Replacement - $2,418,415 $2,418,415 spent as at March 31, 2026 Partially Confidential
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N-1CI C0082085 67C-T64 Reactive Transformer Replacement - Report - Redacted 1 passage
REDACTED CI C0082085 Page 2 of 5 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) p. p. 7
REDACTED CI C0082085 Page 2 of 5 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) This project was deemed in-service when the work was completed (October 2025). The Final Cost Date (December 2026) is beyond the normal six months to allow for th...

AI summary The project was declared in-service in October 2025, with the Final Cost Date set for December 2026 to allow for reconciliation of expenditures following a cyber event. Additional time was needed to validate NS Power's actual costs.

102356Letter NSPI re: Capital Items Filed Outside the Quarter Package 1 passage
Commercial Information p. p. 0
Commercial Information Items 1-2: Partial confidentiality was applied to costs associated with materials, contracts and freight details provided in the capital work order(s). To protect value for customers and mitigate the risk of prospect...

AI summary NS Power seeks to maintain confidentiality around specific supplier pricing and contract details to prevent competitors from gaining an advantage and to ensure the best terms are available for acquiring services and equipment. This confidentiality also protects customers by keeping costs aligned with rate-based structures.

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