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Topic:"Regulatory Oversight" in M03622

Matter: CI# 38110 - P-128.10 - NSPI WO - 2010 Transmission Line Insulator Replacement - $2,236,168
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N-2Responses from NSPI to IR-1 to IR-4 1/27/2011 2 passages
CI 38110 - 2010 Transmission Line Insulator Replacement (NSUARB P-128.10) NSPI Responses to UARB InfOlmation Requests p. p. 0
CI 38110 - 2010 Transmission Line Insulator Replacement (NSUARB P-128.10) NSPI Responses to UARB InfOlmation Requests

AI summary The document outlines NSPI's responses to UARB information requests regarding the 2010 Transmission Line Insulator Replacement project, focusing on regulatory compliance and procedural details of the initiative.

CI 38110 - 2010 Transmission Line Insulator Replacement (NSDARB P-128.10) NSPI Responses to DARB Information Requests p. p. 0
CI 38110 - 2010 Transmission Line Insulator Replacement (NSDARB P-128.10) NSPI Responses to DARB Information Requests

AI summary NSPI responded to DARB's information requests regarding the 2010 Transmission Line Insulator Replacement project under NSDARB proceeding P-128.10.

06431Board Decision Letter 2/18/2011 1 passage
By E-mail and Courier p. p. 0
By E-mail and Courier Ms. Lee Thomson-Lutz Manager, Capital Nova Scotia Power Inc. 14th Floor, Barrington Tower Halifax, NS B3J 2W5 Dear Ms. Thomson-Lutz: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI# 38110 - 2010 Transmission Line Insulator Replacement -...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) requested approval for a $2.236 million capital expenditure to replace transmission line insulators. The Board initially withheld approval in 2010 due to the amount exceeding $1 million. NSPI reduced costs by using internal staff and limiting the project to five circuits. The Board now approves the reduced amount, citing cost justification and reliability benefits.

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