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Topic:"Renewable Energy" in M12596

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0080228 – HYD Hollow Bridge Generator Refurbishment - $2,587,170 (U&U)
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N-1Application - Redacted 2 passages
JUSTIFICATION: p. p. 7
JUSTIFICATION: Justification Criteria: Hydro, Wind and Biomass

AI summary The justification criteria for hydro, wind, and biomass projects are being discussed, focusing on the evaluation standards used to assess their feasibility and alignment with energy goals.

COMPLETION OF THE WORK p. p. 18
COMPLETION OF THE WORK BASED ON OUR KNOWLEDGE TO DATE OF THE WORK THAT WILL BE REQUIRED TO REPAIR THE STATOR WHICH WOULD INCLUDE: - CONECTION OF GROUP JUMPERS - BYPASS DAMAGED COILS - ISOLATE DAMAGED COILS TO BALANCE WINDING - INSULATE ALL...

AI summary The text outlines the work required to repair a stator, including connecting jumpers, bypassing and isolating damaged coils, and insulating repaired areas. It estimates the repair will take 10 days on site, with specific details on electrical repairs and testing hours up to October 2025 and 2026.

N-2NSPI (NSEB) RIR 1 to 2 1 passage
Section 2 p. p. 4
for 2018-2020 are estimated at within 5% of actual based on a secondary data source. For 2016-2017, Hollow Bridge generation is estimated at 29% of the Black River generation (historically accurate). The Black River Hydro annual production...

AI summary The document discusses estimates of Hollow Bridge generation relative to Black River generation, noting historical accuracy for 2016-2017 and a 5% variance for 2018-2020. It also mentions ongoing IT system recovery efforts by NS Power, with incomplete data availability.

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