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Topic:"Rates And Money" in M12320

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. General Plant Routines - P028 – Telecommunications Systems Replacements & Modifications (ATO) $320,826
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98698Board Decision Letter 1 passage
The Board has reviewed an application by Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NS Power) dated June 9, 2025, in which Board approval was requested for the following Authorization to Overspend (ATO) work order: p. p. 0
The Board has reviewed an application by Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NS Power) dated June 9, 2025, in which Board approval was requested for the following Authorization to Overspend (ATO) work order: Approved Amount Revised Cost Variance P028...

AI summary The Board has reviewed an application by Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NS Power) for an Authorization to Overspend (ATO) work order related to telecommunications systems replacements and modifications. The approved amount was $673,933, but the revised cost is $994,759, resulting in a variance of $320,826. Jennifer Nicholson was the Board member who considered this matter.

98698Board Decision Letter 1 passage
The Board has reviewed an application by Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NS Power) dated June 9, 2025, in which Board approval was requested for the following Authorization to Overspend (ATO) work order: p. p. 0
The Board has reviewed an application by Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NS Power) dated June 9, 2025, in which Board approval was requested for the following Authorization to Overspend (ATO) work order: Approved Amount Revised Cost Variance P028...

AI summary The Board has reviewed an application by Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NS Power) for an Authorization to Overspend (ATO) work order related to telecommunications systems replacements and modifications, with a variance of $320,826. The matter was considered by Board member Jennifer Nicholson.

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