Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Regulatory Approval Processes" in M12627

Matter: NSP Maritime Link Inc. (NSPML) - 2025 Q4 Quarterly Report
3 passages 2 documents

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N-1Q4 Report 2025 2 passages
27 2.3 Joint Development Agreements
27 2.3 Joint Development Agreements 28 29 The Regulation Service Agreement between NS Power and Nalcor (NLH) has 30 progressed pending establishment of protocols for usage by NS Power. NLH has 31 completed their filing of the Regulation an...

AI summary The Regulation Service Agreement between NS Power and Nalcor (NLH) has progressed, pending the establishment of usage protocols by NS Power. NLH has filed the Regulation and Service Agreement with the NL PUB, resulting in a tariff for regulation service in Newfoundland.

1 & Labrador. NS Power continues to work with NLH to finalize the associated protocols.
1 Recommendation number 1 is closed. 1 & Labrador. NS Power continues to work with NLH to finalize the associated protocols. 27 Update on CCI Recommendations 28 29 During NSPML's oral argument on October 30, 2024 regarding NSPML's 2025 30...

AI summary The document discusses updates on CCI recommendations related to NSPML's Final Project Cost proceeding (M10206) and provides performance updates on the Converters and Substations and Transmission Lines of the Maritime Link. NSPML continues to work with NLH on protocols and will provide updates through its Quarterly Report.

100553Board Letter re: Accepted as filed and requesting further updates 1 passage
M12516 & M12627 – NSP Maritime Link Inc. – Q3 & Q4 2025 Quarterly Reports p. p. 0
- 1. The expropriation panel addressing land matters in Newfoundland and Labrador is still not in place in Q4. - 2. The Regulation Service Agreement was not completed during the fourth quarter of 2025, and NS Power continues to work with N...

AI summary The Q3 and Q4 2025 reports for NSP Maritime Link Inc. highlight ongoing work on the submarine cable protection project, regulatory filings, and maintenance activities. Key items include the Board's approval of the project, progress on rock installation, and inspection activities. The expropriation panel in Newfoundland and Labrador remains not in place, and the Regulation Service Agreement is still pending completion.

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