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Topic:"Innovation Research" in M12663

Matter: Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) - 2026/2027 Revenue Requirement and Fees Application
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N-7IESO (PHP) RIR 1 to 15 2 passages
NON-CONFIDENTIAL p. p. 26
NON-CONFIDENTIAL - 21 PSCAD: performs grid modeling simulations of Electromagnetic Transient (EMT) 22 factors that are increasingly present with the growing presence of Wind and other 23 Inverter-Based Resources (IBR). 24 • Aspen OneLiner:...

AI summary IESO Nova Scotia uses software tools like PSCAD and Aspen OneLiner for grid modeling and system protection, essential for their roles as Transmission Planner and Resource Planner. These tools are industry-standard and used by neighboring utilities, with no need for additional training as former NS Power engineers were already familiar with them.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE p. p. 36
AREAS OF EXPERTISE - Grid infrastructure modernization, enabling new field technologies and operational capabilities leveraging ADMS, EMS, GMS and DERMS functionality - Market development and renewable energy integration - Integrating rene...

AI summary The document outlines expertise in grid modernization, renewable energy integration, real-time data analytics using RTS and IoT, and software tools like CymDist and Synergi. It also highlights international collaboration with USTDA on grid edge technologies.

100958DGT (IESO NS) IR 1 to 23 - PDF 1 passage
Request IR-19:
Request IR-19: - Reference: Exhibit B-3 (page 33, lines 9-12) - IESO Nova Scotia states that "As there remains considerable work to be done to build out the - Phase II transition roadmap, there may be additional costs that have not been an...

AI summary IESO Nova Scotia mentions unanticipated capital costs for Phase II transition, specifically technology implementation. The request asks for details on these costs and related Phase II activities.

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