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Topic:"Innovative Financing" in M12619

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2026 Annual Capital Expenditure (ACE) Plan - $284 million
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Section 843
vailable to be utilized to enhance a wide variety of current business tasks that may otherwise have required mobilization of different team resources to the field to plan customer or maintenance work. To fully populate and establish this p...

AI summary The document outlines a project to enhance operational efficiency by utilizing AI and machine learning through data collection and integration into NS Power's GIS system, funded by Natural Resources Canada. It also discusses the depreciation class and estimated life of an asset related to the 2026 ACE Plan.

Section 1023
specific ini a ves; • A prohibi on against specific third-party ini a ves; or • A review of regulatory or accoun ng treatment for NS Power assets or costs. 17.2 InnovaƟon JusƟficaƟon Criteria Innova on capital projects are jus fied on the...

AI summary The text outlines criteria for justifying innovation capital projects, emphasizing their potential to reduce revenue pressure, enhance reliability, ensure compliance, and improve customer experience through innovative technology deployment. Sub-criteria include testing scalability, data collection, and business case development.

Section 1140
es beyond the deployment and use of the capital assets by providing data and learnings, allowing for tes ng before deploying at scale, or aiding in the development of business cases, where applicable. For greater certainty, this category a...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. outlines criteria for justifying capital expenditures on innovation projects, emphasizing customer value, reliability, compliance, and the use of innovative technologies or novel applications of existing ones. Projects must demonstrate potential benefits in reducing revenue requirements, enhancing grid stability, and providing data for future scaling.

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