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Topic:"Distribution" in M12707

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Storm Outage Analysis Report - December 3, 2025
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N-1December 3, 2025 - Storm Outage Analysis Report 2 passages
\ \ 88.79% of customers were restored prior to the stormy weather ceasing. Average restoration time for the storm was under 10.51hrs. p. p. 5
\ \ 88.79% of customers were restored prior to the stormy weather ceasing. Average restoration time for the storm was under 10.51hrs. Zone Customers Impacted (CI) Unique Customers Impacted Customer Hours of Interruptions (CHI) Valley 18,02...

AI summary The text provides statistics on customer restoration following a storm, indicating that 88.79% of customers were restored before the storm ended, with an average restoration time of under 10.51 hours. A table details the number of customers impacted and customer hours of interruptions (CHI) by zone across Nova Scotia.

Customers Restored within X hours of Storm Onset p. pp. 13-21
Customers Restored within X hours of Storm Onset Northern % Within 6 Hrs 16.45% Within 12 Hrs 94.02% Within 24 Hrs 99.96% Within 48 Hrs 100.00% This table represents the percentage of customers restored within 6, 12, 24, or 48 hours of the...

AI summary The table shows the percentage of customers in the Northern region restored after a storm, with 16.45% restored within 6 hours and 100% within 48 hours. The average restoration time for the region was 6.0 hours.

N-2NSPI (NSEB) RIRs 1-9 2 passages
1 Request IR-1:
Storm Outage Analysis Report December 3, 2025 IR-01 Confidential Attachment 1 has been filed electronically. 1 Request IR-1: 82V-423 rural 2021 2.71 83V-303 rural 2025 3.05 84S-302 rural 2019 1.79 85S-401 rural 2025 2.57 87H-313 rural 2023...

AI summary The document includes a Storm Outage Analysis Report and Request IR-1 with a table of data, followed by Request IR-3 asking for a comprehensive summary of vegetation management performance over the past five years, including an analysis of maintenance practices and outage patterns.

1 Request IR-4:
NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-4: 11 transmission impact were all discussed. For this event, there were more external contractor crews 12 brought into the Northeast based on the forecasts for the potential for more heavy, wet snow. 1 Reques...

AI summary The document discusses the deployment of automated sectionalizing capabilities (FLISR) by NS Power, including the percentage of feeders equipped with this technology and a response to a request for a system-wide assessment of distribution automation and circuit segmentation. It also references a Board approval (M12417) for expanding FLISR deployment.

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