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Topic:"Right Of Way" in M13127

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0086325 – Maritime Launch Services - $0 (U&U)
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N-1CI C0086325 – Maritime Launch Services - Application - Redacted 3 passages
Inclusions p. p. 8
as projects with a primary purpose that is integral to the effective operation of a system. These collective capabilities provide a service that is made up of nodes and vectors into a grid or system." Using this definition, power transmiss...

AI summary The text defines power transmission projects as linear elements connecting nodes in a grid, emphasizing their wide-area traversal, right-of-way requirements, and challenges in stakeholder engagement and regulatory compliance. It notes similarities in principles between transmission and distribution projects.

Maximum Short Circuit Level at the MLS Spaceport Site p. p. 24
Maximum Short Circuit Level at the MLS Spaceport Site Supply Feeder Fault Amps MVA X/R Ratio LLL 1361 59 3.76 24C-442 LG 879 38 2.87 7.0 COST & RIGHT OF WAY RESPONSIBILITY

AI summary The document presents a table with data on the maximum short circuit level at the MLS Spaceport Site, including supply feeder details and fault information. The text also introduces a section on cost and right of way responsibility.

Preamble p. p. 24
In accordance with NSPI Regulation 2.6, a load customer is responsible for providing the following: - a. A capital contribution for all line extension work in excess of 92m. - i. If a line previously existed at the site and was removed < 5...

AI summary The text outlines the responsibilities of load customers under NSPI Regulation 2.6, including capital contributions for line extensions, easement provisions, and right-of-way requirements. It also references NSPI's Utility Service Requirements from January 2026, detailing customer obligations regarding easements, licenses, and clearing right-of-way routes.

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