for the uninterrupted monthly capital filings, the development of the 2026 ACE Plan, and continued financial reporting requirements."
AI summary The text references the 2026 ACE Plan and ongoing financial reporting requirements, indicating continued regulatory focus on capital filings and energy efficiency initiatives.
ements Update: Automated financial reporting and statements have been affected by the cybersecurity incident. Similar to the issue noted above under Capital Budgeting/Finance Data, certain financial systems and data are unavailable as a re...
AI summary NS Power's automated financial reporting and statements have been affected by a cybersecurity incident, leading to the use of forecast figures for unregulated adjustments in the Q1 2026 Regulated Financial Statements. Actual figures are expected to be available for the Q4 2025 Regulated Financial Statements.
The following projects experienced adjustments to their completion timeline. An overview of the changes and associated rationale is outlined below: Pillar Project Summary of Change Rationale NS – NB Reliability Intertie Project Introduced...
AI summary The document outlines project timeline adjustments, including the approval of the NS–NB Reliability Intertie Project by the NSEB and the filing of annual financial statements. It also references updates to affected regulatory matters and mentions the Fuel Adjustment Mechanism.
The following projects experienced adjustments to their completion timeline. An overview of the changes and associated rationale is outlined below: Pillar Project Summary of Change Rationale Administration Approval required for a credit on...
AI summary The document outlines adjustments to project completion timelines, citing issues such as invoice disputes, approval requirements, and discrepancies between purchase orders and invoices. These factors are delaying project progress and require resolution.
Financial Enterprise Resource Planning NS Power has seen an increase in invoices on hold from the prior month related to the transition to Oracle Fusion for procure-to-pay processes. The invoices on hold totals are expected to decrease ove...
AI summary NS Power reports an increase in invoices on hold due to the transition to Oracle Fusion for procure-to-pay processes, with expectations of a decrease as processes are refined.
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