Why do this project? This project is required in order to improve reliability by enabling the transfer of customers between feeders during outage periods in the event of outages.
AI summary This project aims to enhance grid reliability by enabling customer transfers between feeders during outages, ensuring continued service availability when disruptions occur.
Why do this project now? This project will Improve system reliability.
AI summary The project aims to enhance system reliability, a critical factor in justifying the current initiative. Improving reliability is presented as a primary motivation for proceeding with the project at this time.
CI# 38847 - 2010 Distribution Feeder Ties $531,609 Information Requests were issued by the Board on December 21, 2010, and responses were received on January 12, 2011. The Board accepts, as filed, the portions of the work order that are ma...
AI summary The Board approved a $531,609 capital expenditure for reconductoring distribution lines in Windsor and Dartmouth as part of the 2010 ACE Plan, despite initial withholding due to insufficient justification. The project aims to improve system reliability by adding connection points between feeders, with cost increases attributed to material price hikes.
CI# 38847 - 2010 Distribution Feeder Ties $531,609 Information Requests were issued by the Board on December 21, 2010, and responses were received on January 12, 2011. The Board accepts, as filed, the portions of the work order that are ma...
AI summary The Board approved a $531,609 capital expenditure for reconductoring distribution lines in Windsor and Dartmouth to improve system reliability. The project exceeded the 2010 ACE Plan budget due to higher material costs, but the Board found the increased cost justified given reliability benefits and proximity of feeders. Approval followed a May 2010 order requiring additional justification.
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