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Topic:"System Reliability" in M03331

Matter: CI# 38062 - P-128.10 - NSPI WO - 2010 Off Road to Roadside - $1,000,119ACE amount - $1,001,045$77K spent to date
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N-1Redacted Work Order Application 6/29/2010 3 passages
Why do this project? p. p. 1
Why do this project? This project will reduce outage duration(s) by relocating distribution circuits to the roadside. Relocating to the roadside will target known difficult access areas. These are areas where issues persist due to right of...

AI summary This project aims to reduce outage durations by relocating distribution circuits to the roadside, focusing on areas with persistent right-of-way (ROW) issues and vegetation challenges that hinder access and maintenance.

Why do this project now? p. p. 1
Why do this project now? Moving lines to the roadside will increase the reliability of the system.

AI summary The project aims to enhance system reliability by relocating power lines to the roadside, addressing current infrastructure challenges and improving overall grid performance.

Feeders Planned for Off-Road to Roadside Work in 2010 p. p. 1
Feeders Planned for Off-Road to Roadside Work in 2010 2007 2008 2009 All Data 2.5 Beta Data All Data 2.5 Beta Data All Data 2.5 Beta Data Feeder Description SAIFI SAlOl CAlDI SAIFI SAIDI CAlDI SAIFI SAIDI CAIDI SAIFI SAIDI CAIDI SAIFI SAID...

AI summary The document presents a table detailing reliability metrics (SAIFI, SAIDI, CAIDI) for specific power feeders in Nova Scotia from 2007 to 2009. Metrics are listed for feeders like 57C-426 (Salmon River Lake) and 85S-401 (Wreck Cove), showing performance data across different voltage levels (25kV and 12kV). The data reflects infrastructure planning efforts for off-road to roadside work in 2010.

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