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Topic:"Regulatory Approval Processes" in M13118

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Climate Adaptation Plan and Wildfire Mitigation Plan
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N-1Climate Adaptation Plan 2 passages
Preamble p. p. 3
; and changes in ambient temperatures. These climate-driven issues have the ability to significantly impact NS Power's assets and operations and as such need to be managed proactively and effectively. To mitigate the impacts from key clima...

AI summary NS Power is updating its Climate Adaptation Plan in response to the 2025 General Rate Application proceeding, incorporating climate intelligence into risk mitigation strategies. The plan outlines measures such as storm hardening, flood risk assessments, and wildfire mitigation to enhance resilience across its infrastructure.

6.5 Proactive De-energization (Public Safety Power Shutoff) p. p. 95
government stakeholders; - Consideration of alternative mitigation measures; - Decision-making by designated operational authorities; and - Post-event review and continuous improvement activities. NS Powerrecognizesthat proactive de-energi...

AI summary NS Power acknowledges the public safety, social, and economic impacts of proactive de-energization (PSPS) and emphasizes the need for extensive stakeholder engagement and regulatory consultation before implementation. The company currently prioritizes wildfire prevention and other mitigation measures, considering PSPS only as a last resort.

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