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Topic:"Grid Modernization" in M12786

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2025 Storm Restoration Cost Report
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N-1Report 1 passage
Section 20
tractor costs. While NS Power has extensive experience developing and 3 utilizing internally developed tools to manage storm events, commercially available software can 4 be leveraged that will: 5 • Reliably predict the impact of high impa...

AI summary NS Power proposes using commercially available software to enhance storm restoration efficiency through AI-driven predictive modeling, optimize emergency planning, manage vendor workflows, and ensure regulatory compliance. The project is part of the 2026 ACE Plan Subsequent Submittal.

N-3NSPI (IG) RIR-1 to 10 2 passages
Section 40
contract/permanent increase. • Storm damage summary. Post event audit on DA data if we continue to use it for planning and allocating costs. Items mistagged etc. which affected the model. o Actions/Feedback/Considerations: ▪ How do we dete...

AI summary The document discusses post-event audit of DA data for cost allocation, determining capital vs. operating expenses using a new DA model, and the importance of accuracy in DCC button clicks with ADMS as the source of truth. It emphasizes tracking expenditure splitting and improving data accuracy.

Section 51
2025 Storm Restoration Cost Report (NSEB M12786) NSPI Responses to Industrial Group Information Requests NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-10: 2 3 Reference: p. 14, lines 1-17. 4 5 Preamble: NSPI outlines a new software platform which will be...

AI summary NSPI confirms a new storm management software project (C0082274, $2.2M) under the 2026 ACE Plan. The platform will replace some tools like Storm Tracker while complementing pre-storm planning systems, enhancing post-storm cost tracking and reporting capabilities.

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