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Topic:"Cost To Customer" in M12743

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0068714 – IT – Identity & Access Management - $6,756,522
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N-5NSPI (NSEB) RIR 1 to 22 - Redacted 1 passage
Pricing vs. TCO p. p. 22
Pricing vs. TCO

AI summary The section 'Pricing vs. TCO' introduces a comparison between pricing strategies and total cost of ownership (TCO), though no detailed analysis or specific arguments are presented in the provided text.

101246Letter enclosing work order and request for confidentiality 1 passage
Commercial Information p. p. 0
Commercial Information Items 1-2: Partial confidentiality was applied to costs associated with materials, contracts, consulting, First Nations Commitment, software, and licensing details provided in the capital work order(s). To protect va...

AI summary NS Power applies partial confidentiality to costs related to materials, contracts, and licensing to prevent competitors from gaining advantages, protect customer rates, and ensure competitive pricing. This measure aims to avoid higher costs for customers by maintaining secrecy around supplier terms and conditions.

102262Letter NSPI re: RIRs and Request Confidentiality 1 passage
1. Commercial Information p. p. 0
1. Commercial Information To protect value for customers and mitigate the risk of prospective proponents having access to the information itemized below, and maintain good business relations with vendors, this information is confidential....

AI summary NS Power seeks to keep supplier pricing and arrangement details confidential to prevent competitors from gaining advantages, ensure competitive procurement terms, and maintain cost-based customer rates. Disclosure risks higher prices and contractual constraints, directly harming customer affordability.

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