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Topic:"Renewable Energy" in M12273

Matter: Board Inquiry into Nova Scotia Power's Cybersecurity Incident
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N-3Incident Report - Redacted 2 passages
Section 88
October 1: "NS Power’s annual Wholesale and Renewable to Retail Market Report provides Cost of Service by Functional Areas in cents per kWh pursuant to Renewable to Retail market-related historical NSEB direction. This information was last...

AI summary NS Power is unable to provide the Cost of Service by Functional Areas in the 2025 Wholesale and Renewable to Retail Market Report due to a cyber incident. The model used to calculate the information is unavailable, and NS Power is in the process of recreating it, which may cause a delay in reporting.

Section 115
October 1: "As noted by the NSEB in its letter of September 17, 2025, the hosting capacity map and analysis has been affected by the cybersecurity incident. In Dependent on the GIS its report on the Hosting Capacity Analysis Stakeholder Wo...

AI summary The hosting capacity map and analysis for the Commercial Net Metering Program have been affected by a cybersecurity incident, causing delays in updating the map and planned 2026 enhancements. The incident impacted GIS applications, preventing updates to online maps and integration with CYME.

99375Board Letter re: Response to Monthly Update #1 and confidentiality 1 passage
Section 7
hampered by the unavailability of data; • M11626 – In its report on the Hosting Capacity Analysis Stakeholder Workshop related to the Commercial Net Metering Program, NS Power stated that the cybersecurity incident impacted some of its bus...

AI summary A cybersecurity incident disrupted data availability for NS Power, delaying updates to the Commercial Net Metering Program's hosting capacity map and halting EfficiencyOne's Residential Behaviour Program. NS Power lacks a timeline for data restoration, impacting program performance and evaluations.

99535NSPI Monthly Update Report #2 1 passage
Section 10
d, NS Power plans to run calculations for each month in which the data was unavailable to establish the above-described ADC evaluations and the cost to serve under the ELIADC and One-Part RTP Tariffs. Renewable to Retail Information NS Pow...

AI summary NS Power plans to calculate ADC evaluations and cost-to-serve under ELIADC and One-Part RTP tariffs despite data gaps caused by an incident. The 2025 renewable-to-retail market report may be delayed due to model unavailability, and manual meter reading processes are being used to address billing disruptions.

101155NSPI Monthly Update Report #6 1 passage
Section 20
The model used to prepare the Cost of Service Breakdown was available in January 2026. The Renewable to Retail Information Introduced NA NA NA NA No new update Company expects to file its 2025 Report in Q1 2026, consistent with

AI summary The text references the availability of a Cost of Service Breakdown model in January 2026 and mentions a Renewable to Retail Information section with no updates. It also notes a company's intent to file its 2025 Report in Q1 2026, aligning with prior timelines.

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