Topic:"Regulatory Compliance" in M12786

tractor costs. While NS Power has extensive experience developing and 3 utilizing internally developed tools to manage storm events, commercially available software can 4 be leveraged that will: 5 • Reliably predict the impact of high impa...

AI summary NS Power proposes using commercially available software to enhance storm restoration efficiency through AI-driven predictive modeling, optimize emergency planning, manage vendor workflows, and ensure regulatory compliance. The project is part of the 2026 ACE Plan Subsequent Submittal.

ckles, ☐ Lia MacDonald, ☐ Matt Drover Others: ☐ Emily MacNeil, ☒ Leanne Smith Post Event Review (Per PEC Sub-Process 9 & ESRP Appendix 7) Welcome and Overview: Safety Lead: Done Well: • Truck checks – contractors generally arrived with the...

AI summary Post-event review of NSPI's 2025 storm restoration highlights contractor compliance issues: incomplete Class 3 gloves, missing training records, and delayed incident reporting. Safety performance was generally positive, with no injuries despite challenging conditions. Contractors like Holland and Gagnon failed to meet gear and documentation requirements, prompting follow-up actions.

DATE FILED: June 25, 2026 Page 9 of 16 M12188, Board Decision Letter, July 15, 2025, pg. 2.

AI summary The document references a Board Decision Letter (M12188) dated July 15, 2025, which was filed on page 2 of the referenced document. This indicates a regulatory proceeding involving a decision made by the Nova Scotia Energy Board.