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Topic:"Hearing Procedures" in M12619

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2026 Annual Capital Expenditure (ACE) Plan - $284 million
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N-1Application - Redacted 2 passages
Section 1018
Transmission RouƟnes Transmission Substa on Replacements, Addi ons, Modifica ons Primary Equipment Spares Protec on Modifica on & Replacement Transmission Line Replacements, Addi ons, Modifica ons Month DD, YYYY Page 37 of 54 Date: Decembe...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. outlines its capital planning and expenditure justification criteria, detailing routines for transmission and distribution upgrades, stakeholder evaluation processes, and Board approval mechanisms through the ACE Plan. Expenditures are tracked annually, with over-expenditure referenced to section 12.2.

Section 1134
Transmission RouƟnes Transmission Substa on Replacements, Addi ons, Modifica ons Primary Equipment Spares Protec on Modifica on & Replacement Transmission Line Replacements, Addi ons, Modifica ons Month DD, 2025 Page 55 of 113 Date: Decemb...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. outlines its 2026 ACE Plan, detailing capital expenditure routines for transmission, distribution, and general plant upgrades. The plan requires Board approval annually, with stakeholders evaluating proposed routines. Expenditures are tracked individually, and over-expenditure is addressed in Section 12.2. Routine projects are reported quarterly to the Board.

N-102025 Q4 Capital Reports 1 passage
Note 2: This report has been amended to reflect the new Board approval threshold of $1,000,000, effective October 30, 2019.
C0068655 LM6000 191-332 Hot Section Refurbishment Awaiting Approval 217,556 CWO filed on August 5, 2025.

AI summary The document outlines a capital expenditure request for the LM6000 191-332 Hot Section Refurbishment, with a cost of $217,556, currently awaiting approval. A CWO was filed on August 5, 2025.

100353Hearing Order 1 passage
Section 5
- 4. The notice of this hearing be given, in a form to be approved by the Board, by publishing it in accordance with the following schedule: Halifax Chronicle Herald Saturday, December 27, 2025 Wednesday, December 31, 2025 The Cape Breton...

AI summary This document outlines the schedule for publishing the notice of a hearing, which is to be approved by the Board and published in specific newspapers on designated dates. The document is dated December 18, 2025, in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

100699IG (NSPI) IR 1 to 25 - PDF 1 passage
3 Reference: N-1, 2026 ACE Plan, page 24, lines 19-25.
3 Reference: N-1, 2026 ACE Plan, page 24, lines 19-25. 4 The Board directs NS Power to submit any future capital expenditures that exceed 5 $1 million for approval to the Board, regardless of the source of funding. NS Power acknowledges th...

AI summary The Board has directed NS Power to seek approval for any future capital expenditures exceeding $1 million, regardless of funding source. NS Power acknowledges the directive and notes that the first applicable project, C0080252, has a total below $1 million due to federal funding. Questions are raised about whether this is the only applicable project and about providing detailed cost and funding information for applicable projects.

101490Board Letter re: virtual appearance / witness panel list 1 passage
Section 1 p. p. 0
April 7, 2026 Dear Parties: M12619 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2026 ACE Plan – Hearing Logistics The Consumer Advocate has requested that its consultant, John Wilson, appear virtually for this hearing. Could you please advise by 2:00 PM on...

AI summary The Clerk of the Board, Crystal Henwood, is informing parties of the logistics for the M12619 hearing related to Nova Scotia Power Inc.'s 2026 ACE Plan. The Consumer Advocate's consultant, John Wilson, is requested to appear virtually, and NS Power is directed to submit its witness panels by April 14, 2026.

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