Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Regulatory Oversight" in M12787

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Storm Outage Analysis Report - January 18-19, 2026
2 passages 2 documents

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N-2NSPI (NSEB) RIR 1 to 4 1 passage
12 (a-b) Feeders where at least one event (regardless of size) coded as tree contact occurred 13 during the January 18-19, 2026 event are provided in the table below.
12 (a-b) Feeders where at least one event (regardless of size) coded as tree contact occurred 13 during the January 18-19, 2026 event are provided in the table below. Source Events CI CHI Last Trim Year Inspected Year 92H-334 2 246 2,679 2...

AI summary The document addresses a request for clarification on how NS Power classifies outages as 'Adverse Weather – Wet Snow' versus 'Tree Contacts – Falling Trees,' particularly when both involve wet snow accumulation. NS Power explains that it follows Electricity Canada guidelines and considers the nature of the outage, including whether tree limbs were present at the time of the event.

N-3NSPI (NSEB) RIR 1 to 4 - Refiled 1 passage
12 (a-b) Feeders where at least one event (regardless of size) coded as tree contact occurred 13 during the January 18-19, 2026 event are provided in the table below.
12 (a-b) Feeders where at least one event (regardless of size) coded as tree contact occurred 13 during the January 18-19, 2026 event are provided in the table below. Source Events CI CHI Last Trim Year Inspected Year 92H-334 2 246 2,679 2...

AI summary The text discusses a request for clarification on how NS Power distinguishes between outages caused by 'Adverse Weather – Wet Snow' and 'Tree Contacts – Falling Trees,' particularly when both involve wet snow accumulation. NS Power explains that it follows Electricity Canada guidelines to classify outage events, noting that tree contact outages may involve branches or limbs that fall or bend and later return to their upright positions.

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