50 1N Battery 15-Jun-24 SIS in progress NRIS 19-T 670 05-Aug-22 Colchester 97.98 97.98 L-7005 Wind 28-Feb-26 SIS in progress NRIS
AI summary The document contains entries related to battery and wind energy projects, including details such as dates, locations, and statuses. These entries appear to be part of a system integration and scheduling (SIS) process under the NRIS framework.
SIS Agreement in 28-T 697 28-Mar-23 Kings 50 50 43V Battery 15-Mar-26 NRIS Place SIS Agreement in D-29 699 21-Apr-23 Halifax 0.625 0.625 58H-431 Solar 31-Dec-24 N/A Place SIS Agreement in 30-D 700 21-Apr-23 Cape Breton 0.585 0.585 82S-303...
AI summary The document outlines several SIS Agreements related to energy projects in Nova Scotia, including battery and solar installations, with details on locations, capacities, and completion dates. These agreements are part of the 2023 10-Year System Outlook, providing a non-confidential overview of system planning and infrastructure developments.
view. 29 The Directory 1 Working Group anticipates the review will be complete in Q3 2023. 48 https://www.npcc.org/program-areas/standards-and-criteria/regional-criteria/directories DATE FILED: June 30, 2023 Page 50 of 59 2023 10-Year Syst...
AI summary The Directory 1 Working Group is expected to complete its review by Q3 2023, with a reference to a webpage related to regional criteria and directories. The document is part of a 2023 10-Year System Outlook and was filed on June 30, 2023.
tween 4-250 MW. 17 18 NS Power has received four (4) additional formal Load Impact Studies on the transmission system, 19 all of which are currently underway and range in size from 6-900 MW. 20 DATE FILED: June 30, 2023 Page 52 of 59 2023...
AI summary The document outlines NS Power's receipt of four additional formal Load Impact Studies on the transmission system, ranging in size from 6-900 MW, as part of the 2023 10-Year System Outlook.
er than expected to grade the property and provide a 29 suitable access route into the site for a mobile transformer unit. Subsequent negotiations with the 30 owners of the existing site resulted in a new option to swap the existing Kearne...
AI summary The text discusses challenges in grading a property and establishing access for a mobile transformer unit, followed by a negotiation leading to a new option involving swapping the existing Kearney Lake Substation. It also references the 2023 10-Year System Outlook document.
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