Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Revenue Requirement" in M12900

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0083451 - Seton Ridge Underground Network - $3,656,609 (U&U)Unforeseen & Unbudgeted (U&U) Capital Items:C0083451 - Seton Ridge Underground Network - $3,656,609 $0 spent as at March 31, 2026 Partially Confidential
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3 1 Request IR-5: 9 10 NS Power has previously provided estimated revenue requirement impacts (not class-specific rates 11 or bill impacts) associated with planned capital expenditures in ACE Plan proceedings. However, 12 the Board has pre...

AI summary NS Power acknowledges the Board's 2022 criticism of estimated revenue requirement impacts from ACE Plan proceedings, citing uncertainties and lack of consensus. NS Power argues that General Rate Applications (GRAs) are more appropriate for considering rate impacts due to the complexity and volume of inputs involved.

Replacement of Existing Systems - The Company will be responsible for costs associated with the best (generally lowest cost) supply option should an p. p. 29
Replacement of Existing Systems - The Company will be responsible for costs associated with the best (generally lowest cost) supply option should an 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 underground system (or any part thereof) have to be replaced. Where this opt...

AI summary The company is responsible for replacing existing underground systems with the lowest cost supply option. If overhead supply is the best option and the customer prefers underground service, they must cover the additional cost. The text also references a request (IR-13) and mentions a page from an application regarding civil work.

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