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Topic:"Program Evaluation" in M12898

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Distribution Routines CI Various- D055 – Planned Replacement of Deteriorated Equipment (ATO) - $11,359,8222025 ACE Plan – Routine Capital - Authorization to Overspend (ATO):Distribution Routines – Non-Confidential • D055 – Planned Replacement of Deteriorated Equipment: ATO amount $11,359,822

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103400Reply Submission - NS Power 2 passages

3.1 Sufficiency of Information Provided p. p. 4

tem-generated reporting could not be readily reconciled or extracted for regulatory reporting purposes in 2025. NS Power expects that it will be able to provide this information for 2026 if requested. As explained in response to CA IR-3(b)...

AI summary NS Power acknowledges challenges in providing detailed labour and cost information for D055 work and field-driven work due to system limitations and the complexity of the work involved. It expects to improve reporting capabilities in the future, though a timeline cannot be committed to at this time.

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3.3 Planning Practices – Cost Drivers p. p. 7

3.3 Planning Practices – Cost Drivers - The CA submits that D055 has exceeded budget in prior years, but that the magnitude of the 2025 - overspend is significantly greater than in previous years, driven primarily by the increase in Bin M1...

AI summary The Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (CA) highlights concerns about D055's 2025 budget overruns, questioning the causes and NS Power's planning practices. The CA points to increased deficiency volumes, changes in work-order practices, and reprioritization as potential factors, but notes a lack of detailed tracking and transparency.

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