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Topic:"Rate Rider" in M12898

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Distribution Routines CI Various- D055 – Planned Replacement of Deteriorated Equipment (ATO) - $11,359,822
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N-2NSPI (CA) RIR 1 to 12 - Redacted 1 passage
9 SUBCONTRACTORS p. p. 16
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.

103400Reply Submission - NS Power 1 passage
4.0 CONCLUSION p. pp. 12-14
4.0 CONCLUSION - NS Power thanks Intervenors for their submissions and the Board for the opportunity to provide - these Reply Submissions. NS Power respectfully requests that the Distribution Routines CI - Various D055 Planned Replacement...

AI summary NS Power acknowledges intervenors' submissions and requests full approval of the Distribution Routines CI Various D055 Planned Replacement of Deteriorated Equipment ATO. The document is dated September 1, 2026.

103629Decision letter 1 passage
Section 6
ver the same period. In addition, the CA noted that a particular concern is the $8 million year-over-year increase in Bin Work costs, resulting in a total increase of more than 300% in just two years. The CA suggested that the Board could...

AI summary The Consumer Advocate (CA) raised concerns about a significant increase in Bin Work costs and suggested reducing ATO cost recovery and improving reporting transparency. NS Power acknowledged the issues but explained that a 2025 cyber incident limited data availability and noted challenges in implementing more detailed reporting.

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