1 Response IR-T9: (cont'd) 2 3 (b) The table below shows the 28 substations along with the number of customers fed from each 4 substation.
AI summary The text provides a continuation of a response and includes a table listing 28 substations along with the number of customers served by each substation.
7 With regard to outages, a cutout failure in a transmission substation falls under the category 8 of a transmission outage. These types of outages are categorized in with other causes of 9 transmission outages according to the Canadian El...
AI summary The text discusses challenges in categorizing and tracking outages caused by a cutout failure in a transmission substation. NSPI explains that such failures are classified under transmission outages by the CEA codes, but they cannot accurately determine the number of affected customers or whether the failure caused a complete station outage.
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