Topic:"Power Infrastructure" in M12808

Recommendation number 1 is closed. 1 engineering and planning activities progressed in order to prepare for the upcoming 29 The Converters and Substations have been in service since January 2018 and continue 30 to perform well. 1 The Marit...

AI summary Engineering and planning activities have progressed to prepare for upcoming projects. The Converters and Substations have been in service since 2018 and are performing well. The Maritime Link achieved high energy and monopole availability in 2025. Transmission lines continue to perform well, with planned helicopter inspections. NSPML remains engaged with the Independent Engineer for the Maritime Link. Muskrat Falls assets are available for operation.

g) 2024 Power Availability as end of September 2024 - Monopole 100.00% - Pole 1 98.26% - Pole 2 98.24% - Bi-pole 96.50%

AI summary As of end of September 2024, power availability for Monopole is 100%, Pole 1 is 98.26%, Pole 2 is 98.24%, and Bi-pole is 96.50%. These metrics indicate the operational status of transmission infrastructure components.

APPENDIX - SITE PHOTOGRAPHS Photo 1: Spare Cable Photo 2: Point Aconi Transition Compound Photo 3: Spare Material Storage Site Photo 4: Spare Material Storage Site Photo 5: Big Lorraine Electrode Site

AI summary The appendix contains site photographs from a regulatory proceeding, including images of infrastructure locations such as spare cable sites, transition compounds, material storage areas, and electrode sites, providing visual documentation of project-related assets and locations.

submission to the NL System Operator. Upon submission and acceptance, the LIL will be released for full operation up to 900 MW. The Board notes the following from its review of this quarterly report:

AI summary The submission to the NL System Operator regarding the LIL project has been accepted, allowing the LIL to operate at full capacity up to 900 MW. The Board has reviewed the quarterly report and noted relevant information.