Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Performance Monitoring" in M12417

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0071528 – FLISR Implementation – $4,638,245
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N-1Application - CI C0071528 - FLISR Implementation - Redacted 1 passage
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS: p. pp. 15-36
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS: - (1) In performing the Designated Services, S&C and its employees shall in all material respects act in accordance with and exercise the degree of skill and care required by the Performance Standards. - (2) In perfo...

AI summary The Performance Standards outline the obligations of S&C and its employees when performing Designated Services, including reliance on customer-provided information and adherence to S&C's standard conditions of sale for materials and parts.

100262Board Decision Letter 1 passage
M12417 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0071528 – FLISR Implementation – $4,638,245 p. pp. 0-3
feeders, along with other potential benefits such as CHI reduction and cost avoidance, as noted above. Accordingly, the Board approves NS Power's capital project request in the amount of $4,638,245. Furthermore, the Board understands that...

AI summary The Board approves NS Power's $4.6 million FLISR project to enhance grid reliability. However, it expresses concerns about measuring the effectiveness of FLISR technologies amid multiple reliability initiatives. The Board emphasizes the need for NS Power to develop performance metrics for this technology.

100262Board Decision Letter 1 passage
M12417 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0071528 – FLISR Implementation – $4,638,245 p. pp. 0-3
d that, based on distribution feeder requirements, it will deploy three types of FLISR technologies. It identified a total of seven feeders across four locations within Nova Scotia, as outlined below: • Cape Breton: The feeders include 85S...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. plans to deploy FLISR technologies on seven feeders across Nova Scotia, serving around 23,700 customers. The Board questioned the selection of feeders, particularly those with no history of issues and those not identified as problem circuits in Matter M12185. NS Power provided performance metrics, but the Board found some feeders do not meet the 2024 performance targets.

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