Topic:"Rate Design" in M12898

REDACTED Distribution Routines ATO CA IR-5 Attachment 1 Page 8 of 67 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) - 4.2 Notwithstanding anything contained herein, this Agreement in no way creates an exclusive arrangement between NSPI and th...

AI summary This section of the agreement outlines the non-exclusive nature of the arrangement between NSPI and the Service Provider, the conditions under which NSPI may procure services from other suppliers, and the governance structure for managing the agreement and services, including the designation of representatives for both parties.

9 SUBCONTRACTORS - 9.1 Where NSPI provides written consent to the Service Provider to subcontract any of the Services, such consent shall not to be unreasonably withheld, the Service Provider shall preserve and protect the rights of the Pa...

AI summary This section outlines the conditions under which NSPI may allow subcontracting of services. It requires the Service Provider to ensure that subcontractors adhere to the same terms and conditions as in the main agreement, including safety and environmental provisions, and maintain appropriate insurance coverage.

- 7. The Agreement is further amended, as of the Effective Date of this Third Amending Agreement by deleting line 2 of Table 6 found in Schedule "A": Storm Work and replacing it with an increase in the Distribution Storm Work (Hourly Rates...

AI summary The agreement is amended to adjust the hourly rate for a 2-person distribution storm crew, effective August 1, 2024, with a provision to match the prevailing rate in the Maritime Provinces if it exceeds the current CAUS storm contract rate.

as Attachment 1. 1 Request IR-29: 2 3 Please describe whether and how each of the following is weighted in the criticality score: 4 5 (a) the number of customers; 6 7 (b) the load of customers; 8 9 (c) the performance standard. 10 11 Respo...

AI summary The response details how the criticality score for feeders is calculated, considering factors like the number of customers, load of customers, and performance standards. Each factor is weighted based on quintiles, with the highest scoring factor determining the overall criticality score for a feeder.