Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Power Infrastructure" in M12784

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2025 Annual Performance Standards Report
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N-12025 Report 6 passages
Section 103
pacted a single customer 18 • 33 outages impacted between 2 and 100 customers 19 • 26 outages impacted between 101 and 1,000 customers 20 • 6 outages impacted over 1,000 customers 21 On November 23, 2025 a full outage affected all the cust...

AI summary The text details multiple power outages in 2025, including a 2.85-hour transmission-related outage at Wreck Cove Hydro Generating Station and a 1.4-hour tree-related outage affecting 2,155 customers. It highlights NSP's restoration efforts and the impact of infrastructure accessibility on outage duration. Extreme weather conditions are mentioned as a potential factor.

Section 112
Year Project Description Investment Status Cape Smokey 2019 Bring-to- 2.9 km BTR $794,000 Completed Roadside Ingonish Center 2020 Bring-to- 0.9 km BTR $35,197 Completed Roadside L-6549 Transmission 2020 Upgrades to $2,189,000 Completed Lin...

AI summary The document outlines completed and ongoing infrastructure projects by Nova Scotia Power, including transmission line upgrades, vegetation management, and equipment replacements between 2019 and 2026, with investments ranging from $35,197 to $2,189,000.

Section 144
22 second) Service Level (Percentage Answered 96.98 in 45 Seconds or Less) 2 3 Crew Information 4 NS Power mobilized over 300 field personnel to restore power for the December 3, 2025 MED. 5 Figure 67 shows the number of PLTs and Forestry...

AI summary NS Power mobilized over 300 field personnel, including Powerline Technicians, external technicians, and Forestry Workers, across regions like Cape Breton, Metro, Northeast, and West to restore power during the December 3, 2025 Major Event Day (MED). Figure 67 details resource deployment by region.

Section 266
3024.2 2025 This drawing provides reference to Nova Scotia Power Inc. equipment,for the purpose of performing services on our behalf. At any 6460.7 given timethe configuration of the actual power system may vary from 5.3 this representatio...

AI summary This document references Nova Scotia Power Inc. equipment configurations for service purposes, noting that actual power system configurations may differ from the drawing. Safety warnings are included, emphasizing not to rely on the drawing for personal safety.

Section 272
Single Customer: 6.2 # 84.4 218.4 91W Substation Fuses 91W-411 Feeder Customer Impact 1.98 - 15.41 Service Points 15.41 - 90.19 Customer Impact 1.98 90.19 - 338.59 Labelle Road Phase Extension 0.09 - 2.91 338.59 - 797.06 2.91 - 5.49 338.6...

AI summary The text presents technical details about a substation and feeder system, including customer impact ranges and service points, likely related to infrastructure planning or analysis.

Section 273
338.59 - 797.06 2.91 - 5.49 338.6 5.49 - 10.08 10.08 - 17.57 91W Substation Fuse 17.57 - 29.32 Customer Impact 2.6 10241.14

AI summary The text presents numerical ranges and references to '91W Substation Fuse' and 'Customer Impact,' likely from a regulatory proceeding. It includes data points but lacks explicit discussion of themes or arguments.

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