Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Regulatory Approval Processes" in M03514

Matter: CI# 39663 - P-510 - NSPI WO - TRE5 - U&U Turbine Governor Refurbishment - $648,220
4 passages 3 documents

Regulatory Approval Processes across all matters →

N-1Redacted Work Order 9/2/2010 2 passages
p. p. 1
An Emera Company _ UARB APPRO VAL SHEET Date. July 30, 2010

AI summary This document is a valuation sheet from a regulatory proceeding dated July 30, 2010, associated with an Emera Company and the Utility and Rate Board (UARB). It appears to be part of a larger regulatory process involving the evaluation of a company's financial or operational matters.

1.0 ~ p. p. 9
1.0 ~ - 1.0 INDEX - 2.0 INTRODUCTION - 3.0 CONCLUSIONS - 4.0 RECOMMENDATIONS - 5.0 REPORT

AI summary The document outlines the structure of the regulatory proceeding, including sections on introduction, conclusions, and recommendations, but does not provide detailed content or arguments at this stage.

75527Board Decision Letter 1 passage
By E-mail and Courier p. p. 0
By E-mail and Courier Ms. Lee Thomson-Lutz Capital Manager Nova Scotia Power Inc. 14 th Floor, Barrington Tower Halifax, NS B3J 2W5 Dear Ms. Thomson-Lutz: NSPI Request for Approval of Unforeseen and Unbudgeted ("U&U") Work Order Less Than...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) requested approval for a $648,220 Unforeseen and Unbudgeted (U&U) turbine governor refurbishment at Trenton Unit 5. The Board approved the expenditure, citing necessity to restore the unit and avoid replacement energy costs after a March 2010 failure.

75527Board Decision Letter 1 passage
By E-mail and Courier p. p. 0
By E-mail and Courier Ms. Lee Thomson-Lutz Capital Manager Nova Scotia Power Inc. 14 th Floor, Barrington Tower Halifax, NS B3J 2W5 Dear Ms. Thomson-Lutz: NSPI Request for Approval of Unforeseen and Unbudgeted ("U&U") Work Order Less Than...

AI summary The Board approved Nova Scotia Power Inc.'s request for $648,220 to refurbish a failed turbine governor at Trenton Unit 5, necessary to restore service and avoid replacement energy costs. The expenditure was deemed justified based on submitted information.

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