Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Distribution Planning" in M12784

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2025 Annual Performance Standards Report
6 passages 3 documents

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N-5NSPI (SBA) RIRs 1-5 2 passages
- five Service Installation Type categories, reproduced below.
- five Service Installation Type categories, reproduced below. Average Number of Busi iness Days (by S Service Installa tion Type) Month No Pole Pole or Transformer Temporary to Permanent Line Extension <10 Poles Line Extension ≥10 Poles J...

AI summary The text presents a table showing average service installation times across five categories for each month in 2025, along with a 2025 Result and Target. A question is raised about how the 2025 Results were calculated, as they do not appear to be a direct average of the monthly numbers.

Section 13
(c) FLISR devices will allow for increased precision in the isolation of the fault location when an outage occurs and would not prevent outages from occurring. For customers that remain energized, no restrictions on end-use would be requir...

AI summary FLISR devices improve fault isolation precision during outages but do not prevent outages. The project, approved in M12417 for $4,638,245, aims to enhance response times and reduce outage impacts, not solely meet performance standards.

103918Board Decision 1 passage
7.4 Distribution Circuit Performance p. p. 26
7.4 Distribution Circuit Performance 1,749 [61] The benchmarking methodology for CKAIFI and CKAIDI states that any circuit that is among the worst 5% of all NS Power circuits for two consecutive years shall be labeled as a "problem circuit...

AI summary The benchmarking methodology for CKAIFI and CKAIDI identifies 'problem circuits' and 'chronic circuits' based on performance in the worst 5% of NS Power circuits. Chronic circuits that exceed the average plus two standard deviations may result in administrative penalties or the requirement to develop a plan.

103918Board Decision 3 passages
7.4 Distribution Circuit Performance p. p. 26
7.4 Distribution Circuit Performance 1,749 [61] The benchmarking methodology for CKAIFI and CKAIDI states that any circuit that is among the worst 5% of all NS Power circuits for two consecutive years shall be labeled as a "problem circuit...

AI summary The benchmarking methodology for CKAIFI and CKAIDI identifies 'problem circuits' and 'chronic circuits' based on performance rankings. Chronic circuits that exceed the average plus two standard deviations may result in administrative penalties or corrective action requirements.

Table 5 – Annual Listings of Problem Circuits p. p. 26
Table 5 – Annual Listings of Problem Circuits 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 CKAIFI Weymouth 16V-314 Pt. Tupper Pugwash 7N-302 Wreck Cove 85S-401 Wreck Cove 85S-401 Wreck Cove 85S-401 Port Hastings 2C-402 Bridge Ave 62N-...

AI summary Table 5 presents annual listings of problem circuits from 2017 to 2026, detailing specific locations and circuit identifiers associated with issues in the electrical grid. The data highlights recurring problem circuits over multiple years and includes various locations across Nova Scotia.

Table 7 – New Service Connection Performance (Days) p. pp. 31-32
Table 7 – New Service Connection Performance (Days) No Poles Pole or Transformer Temporary to Permanent Line Extension <10 Poles Line Extension ≥10 Poles 2017 Target 2.8 5.9 2.9 8.8 31.7 2017 Actual 2.2 4.2 2.3 5.2 12.1 2018 Target 2.4 5.2...

AI summary The table presents performance data for new service connections across various categories from 2017 to 2025, showing targets and actual days taken. The data indicates improvements in performance over time, particularly in categories like 'Line Extension ≥10 Poles' where actual performance significantly improved from 2020 to 2025.

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