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Topic:"Distribution" in M03624

Matter: CI# 38847 - P-128.10 - NSPI WO - 2010 Distribution Feeder Ties - $531,609
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N-1Work Order - REDACTED 3 passages
2010 Distribution Feeder Ties p. pp. 0-1
2010 Distribution Feeder Ties Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board REDACTED October 15, 2010

AI summary The document is a regulatory proceeding related to the 2010 Distribution Feeder Ties, with the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board involved. It includes redacted information and is dated October 15, 2010.

Cost Centre 800 - BOO-Services - Admin. Budget Version - 2010 09/03 Forecast p. p. 1
Cost Centre 800 - BOO-Services - Admin. Budget Version - 2010 09/03 Forecast Forecast Start 08/01/2010 Operational 12/01/2010 Final Cost 12/31/2010 2010 $531,608.93 Total: $531,608.93 Original Cost : $0.00 This item provides for the recond...

AI summary This budget item covers the reconductoring of two sections of distribution lines in Windsor and Dartmouth, enabling connections to adjacent feeders, customer transfers, and minimizing outages. The forecast for 2010 is $531,608.93.

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REDACTED 1 Distribution Responses 2 3 Request IR-Dll: 4 5 With respect to page 221, Cl# 38847, Distribution Feeder Ties, 6 7 a) Please provide the planning studies and relevant related documents that justify the 8 construction of this proj...

AI summary The document discusses a request for information regarding the Distribution Feeder Ties project, including planning studies, NSPI's involvement, and budget breakdowns. NSPI responds that the project aims to improve system reliability and that the current spending profile is based on external contractors, though a final decision on NSPI's involvement has not been made.

N-2Responses to Information Requests IR-1 to IR-8 1/12/2011 1 passage
\ \ Previously referred to as Line 113H-442 p. p. 0
\ \ Previously referred to as Line 113H-442 1 Request IR-3: 2 3 Upon completion of the upgrades during peak load conditions will all load be able to be 4 transferred to adjacent feeders during an outage? If not, what percentage of load wil...

AI summary The text discusses responses to requests regarding load transferability during peak conditions and cost breakdowns for distribution line upgrades under the ACE 2010 plan. It notes that 75% of load from one circuit is transferable, while 100% from others is transferable, and provides detailed cost breakdowns for materials and labor.

06029Information Requests issued by Board Consultants 1 passage
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IR-6: - Please provide a review of the process used to obtain quotes and the selection of vendors for - the supply of materials and external labour associated with the project. - IR-7: - Please describe all other alternatives considered fo...

AI summary The document includes several requests for information related to vendor selection processes, alternatives considered for increasing customer transfers during outages, and the impact of project upgrades on transfer times between feeders.

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