Topic:"Infrastructure Planning" in M13016

DESCRIPTION: This project is for the replacement of three air core shunt reactors, along with the purchase of one net new spare reactor. These reactors are being purchased to address three in-service failures, two of which occurred at subs...

AI summary The project involves replacing three failed air core shunt reactors and purchasing a new spare reactor to address failures at substations 101S and 79N. A spare reactor is already in place at 101S, and additional reactors will be procured to replace the remaining failed unit and replenish the spare. At 79N, a new reactor will be installed to replace the failed one and a new spare will be added for system use.

Why do this project? This equipment experienced in-service failures and needs to be replaced to ensure the continued reliability of the system at the 101S and 79N substations. The loss of these reactors limits the ability of the Control Ce...

AI summary The project is necessary to replace equipment that has experienced in-service failures at the 101S and 79N substations. This replacement will ensure system reliability and improve the Control Centre's ability to manage voltages, especially during low load conditions. Adding a system spare reactor will also enhance system resiliency.

2nd Quarter Overview - as of June 30, 2026 ACE Plan Reference Submission or 1 Approved Transmission Transmission C0050835 C0052055 2023/2024 Steel Tower Refurbishment 2023/2024 Transmission Right-of-Way Widening 69kV P&A OTQ - December 5,...

AI summary The document provides an overview of approved projects under the 2025 ACE Plan, including transmission, distribution, and generation activities with details on costs, submission dates, and actual spending as of June 30, 2026.

Projects that have been in-service for 6 months, but have a project forecast within the allowed FIN tolerance, are not included on this list. Project # Project In-service Date NSEB Approval Spend to June 30, 2026 Comment C0033644 2021-2022...

AI summary The text lists completed infrastructure projects with their approval amounts, current spending, and planned final cost applications. Projects in service for six months with forecasts within tolerance are excluded from the list.