anticipated that billing for employee time will resume the pre-cybersecurity incident process, namely billing actuals on a one month lag. Interconnection processes
AI summary The text mentions the resumption of billing for employee time following a cybersecurity incident and references interconnection processes.
NA Administration of the SGIP/DGIP, as well as any modelling related to the SGIP October 1: "The Incident has affected NS Power’s ability to process interconnection requests in accordance with the interconnection processes. Some system has...
AI summary NS Power is experiencing disruptions in processing interconnection requests due to an incident affecting data availability. Mitigation measures include data recovery and interim processes. Invoicing and refunding have been paused until data is restored.
minimize impact, and recreating work made unavailable due to the Incident. To date, NS Power Return to normal processes for has maintained its obligations under the SGIP and DGIP with respect to timelines and processing of Interconnection...
AI summary The text discusses NS Power's efforts to maintain obligations under the SGIP and DGIP despite a cyber incident, highlighting the dependency of DGIP modelling on PI data and GIS, with an estimated ETA of March 2026.
Ongoing Regulatory Matters As a result of the impacts noted above, several matters before the Board have been affected, including: • rates-related, Page 4 of 16 October 1, 2025 C. Henwood • customer billing, • capital and ACE Plan, • finan...
AI summary The Incident has impacted multiple regulatory matters before the Board, including rates, billing, capital/ACE Plan, financial reporting, fuel adjustment mechanisms, reliability standards, and demand-side management. The Board is being updated on evolving impacts to ensure transparency.
This is not expected to have an impact on customers. Interconnection Processes Interconnection Processes related matters have been affected by the Incident. Hosting Capacity Map and Analysis As noted by the NSEB in its letter of September 1...
AI summary A cybersecurity incident disrupted NS Power's interconnection processes and hosting capacity map updates, delaying 2026 enhancements. NS Power is mitigating impacts through offline data updates and interim processes, maintaining obligations under SGIP and DGIP despite system disruptions.
, 2026 Activities Updated Jan 31, 2026 Rates-RelatedStandards Performance Matters The Company is on track to reconnect customer meters with the billing systems beginning in Performance Standards Introduced NA NA NA NA December 2025, with a...
AI summary The document outlines updates to rates-related performance standards and interconnection processes. Key activities include reconnecting customer meters to billing systems starting December 2025, completing by March 2026, and introducing an Affiliate Code of Conduct in Q1 2026.
duct Introduced NA NA NA NA Q1 2026 Interconnection processes Dependent on the GIS recovery and integration between GIS and CYME Hosting Capacity Map and Analysis Introduced NA No Update Software. ETA for this is March 2026. NA NA
AI summary The document outlines the status of interconnection processes and the Hosting Capacity Map and Analysis, noting dependencies on GIS recovery and CYME integration. The Hosting Capacity Map project has no updates, with an ETA of March 2026 for software completion.
2026. NA NA Administration of the SGIP/DGIP, as well as any modelling related to the SGIP has been transferred to the IESO-NS. Processing Interconnection Requests Introduced NA No Update Return to normal processes for modelling related to...
AI summary Transfer of SGIP/DGIP administration to IESO-NS and processing of interconnection requests depend on PI data and GIS access, with an ETA of March 2026.
(ACOC) report. The Board approved the request. The ACOC report is now due May 29, 2026. Interconnection processes Dependent on the GIS recovery and integration between GIS and CYME Hosting Capacity Map and Analysis Introduced NA Software....
AI summary The ACOC report is approved with a due date of May 29, 2026. The document outlines interconnection processes, including the introduction of a Hosting Capacity Map with an ETA of September 2026, and updates on processing interconnection requests. Demand Side Management is also mentioned as a relevant topic.
No new update Processing Interconnection Requests Introduced NA Demand Side Management
AI summary The text indicates no new updates, with sections on processing interconnection requests and demand-side management. Key themes include interconnection procedures and demand-side management initiatives, though no specific details or arguments are provided.
Affiliate Code of Conduct Introduced NA NA NA Updated Updated NA No new update Q2 2026 Interconnection processes Dependent on the GIS recovery and integration between GIS and Hosting Capacity Map and Analysis Introduced NA NA NA NA NA NA C...
AI summary The document outlines updates to the Affiliate Code of Conduct with a Q2 2026 update deadline. It details interconnection processes dependent on GIS recovery and CYME software integration, with an ETA of September 2026 for the Hosting Capacity Map. Demand Side Management initiatives are mentioned in the context of interconnection request processing.
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