Topic:"Project Schedule" in M12743

NON-CONFIDENTIAL - 1 The PAM portion of the IAM project was originally scheduled to run from July 2025 through 2 November 2025. - 3 - 4 Due to resource constraints, the timeline for the PAM deployment (outlined in Attachment 1 to the - 5 a...

AI summary The PAM portion of the IAM project faced delays due to resource constraints, leading to two re-baselining efforts. The timeline was adjusted in September 2025 and again in December 2025 with the inclusion of additional resources from NS Power and the vendor, as documented in a project change request.

CI C0068714 – IT – Identity and Access Management (NSEB M12743) NSPI Responses to Nova Scotia Department of Energy Information Requests 1 Request IR-1: 17 (b) While Release One was placed into service in February 2026, a significant portio...

AI summary The text discusses the ongoing delivery of a project, noting that 65–70% of the scope remains to be delivered, with a 15% contingency level maintained due to execution risks. It also addresses the maturity of project planning and the timing of the final cost date, which is set six months after project completion.

1 Request IR-7: 2 3 With respect to the Project Cost Estimate Input Checklist and Maturity Matrix, please 4 explain the status of each item classified as "Preliminary," including any major milestones 5 (e.g., outstanding permits) remaining...

AI summary The response to Request IR-7 outlines the progress of items classified as 'Preliminary' in the Maturity Matrix. Specifically, the Integrated Project Plan and the Stakeholder Consultation/Engagement/Management Plan have advanced to the 'Defined' stage, with details provided on their completion and approval.

- Information Requests in the matter M12743 – Approval of the Capital Work Order CI C0068714 - IT-Identify & Access Management, $6,756,522 - IR-1. The ACE Plan 2025 budget for C0068714 was $1.27M. Please explain the change in scope of work...

AI summary The document contains information requests related to the approval of a capital work order for IT-Identify & Access Management, including questions about budget changes, contingency justification, project maturity status, and the final cost date. The requests aim to understand the scope changes, risk management, and financial planning.

available evidence, that the project allows NS Power to adhere to industry best practices using identity as a control point and that using MSS is a reasonable way to supplement the utility's capacity. The Board can only disallow costs if t...

AI summary The Board found that NS Power's cybersecurity measures, including the use of MSS, are reasonable and in line with industry best practices. The Board also determined that the previous PAM investment was prudent and that the one-month pause following a cybersecurity incident does not justify a reduction in AFUDC. The Board agreed with the CA's assessment of project progress and will not alter the 15% contingency on the project budget, but requires NS Power to report back on project completion by November 15, 2026.