Topic:"Power Infrastructure" in M12663

Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) Responses to Consumer Advocate (CA) Information Requests 33 Delaying these significant cost categories to potentially manage liabilities due was not 34 an option for the rea...

AI summary The IESO Nova Scotia explains that delaying employee salaries and procurement activities is not an option due to the necessity of staffing and completing key responsibilities, including the inaugural IRP, system studies, and procuring 300MW of fast-acting generation in line with the Province's Clean Power Plan and the Powering the Economy Act.

Interface Direction 2024 Summer 2024/25 Winter Into Saskatchewan TTC 754 MW 743 MW dc-only interfaces 150 MW 150 MW Total of TTC and dc-only interfaces 904 MW 893 MW Percentage of Peak Load 25% 22% Into Manitoba

AI summary The document presents data on interface directions into Saskatchewan and Manitoba, including TTC and dc-only interfaces, their respective capacities, and the percentage of peak load they represent for the 2024 Summer and 2024/25 Winter periods.

Interface Direction 2024 Summer 2024/25 Winter Into Ontario TTC MW56 2,160 MW57 2,203 dc-only interfaces 1,250 MW 1,250 MW Total of TTC and dc-only interfaces 3,410 MW 3,453 MW Percentage of Peak Load 14% 15% Into Québec[58](#page-88-5)

AI summary The document provides data on interface directions for 2024 Summer and 2024/25 Winter, including into Ontario TTC, dc-only interfaces, and their percentages of peak load. It also references a section on Into Québec with a citation.