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Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Storm Outage Analysis Report - March 17, 2026
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N-1March 17, 2026 Wind and Rain Event - Storm Report 3 passages
Preamble p. pp. 4-9
Restoration began at the onset of storm-related outages and continued throughout the event until the last customer was restored at 20:24 on March 18, 2026. As a result, 100% of impacted customers were restored within the first 48 hours. Pe...

AI summary Restoration efforts began immediately after storm-related outages and continued until all impacted customers were restored by 20:24 on March 18, 2026. All customers were restored within 48 hours, with smaller outages addressed after larger ones, often complicated by remote locations and environmental factors.

Customers Restored within X hours of Storm Onset p. pp. 9-23
Customers Restored within X hours of Storm Onset Valley % Within 6 Hrs 12.43% Within 12 Hrs 33.82% Within 24 Hrs 99.71% Within 48 Hrs 100.00% This table represents the percentage of customers restored within 6, 12, 24, or 48 hours of the s...

AI summary The table shows the percentage of customers restored within specific timeframes after a storm, with 12.43% restored within 6 hours and 100% within 48 hours. The average restoration time for the region was 4.39 hours.

SECTION 4: ZONE SUMMARY IMPACT SUMMARY – EASTERN SHORE p. p. 19
SECTION 4: ZONE SUMMARY IMPACT SUMMARY – EASTERN SHORE This region was significantly impacted by strong winds causing trees to make contact with the power lines. This region saw winds exceeding warning levels, reaching 83 km/h.

AI summary The Eastern Shore region experienced significant power line disruptions due to strong winds exceeding 83 km/h, causing trees to make contact with infrastructure. This highlights the impact of severe weather on grid reliability and service continuity in the area.

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