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Topic:"System Reliability" in M13050

Matter: Town of Mahone Bay Electric Utility - Edgewater Project $2,650,000
3 passages 2 documents

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M-1Application for capital project 1 passage
Section 1
PO Box 530, 493 Main Street Mahone Bay NS, B0J 2E0 Phone 902-624-8327 Fax 902-624-8069 townofmahonebay.ca Ms. Crystal Henwood Nova Scotia Energy Board 1601 Lower Water Street, 3rd Floor Halifax NS B3J 3S3 BY EMAIL TO: [crystal.henwood@nova...

AI summary The Town of Mahone Bay Electrical Utility seeks approval from the Nova Scotia Energy Board for $2.65 million in capital spending to upgrade electrical infrastructure as part of the Edgewater Project. The project aims to replace aging infrastructure, accommodate future demand, and reduce outages by connecting customers to the primary distribution grid.

M-2ToMB (NSEB) RIRs 1-21 2 passages
Request IR-1:
Request IR-1: - Please provide a brief narrative of the proposed project to describe the complete scope of the project, including identification of the proposed length of the electrical distribution infrastructure. - a) Please provide a co...

AI summary The document outlines a request for information regarding a proposed underground electrical distribution project on Edgewater Street and Clearland Rd. The project aims to replace existing overhead lines with underground infrastructure due to existing transmission lines, storm protection needs, and aesthetic considerations.

Request IR-5:
Request IR-5: The application states the following "The project addresses the need to replace aging infrastructure on Edgewater Street which can no longer accommodate increasing demand, including servicing approximately 15 hectares of unde...

AI summary The application outlines a project to replace aging infrastructure on Edgewater Street, which will connect existing customers to the Town's primary distribution grid, reducing outage frequency and duration. The current infrastructure is over 40 years old and consists of overhead lines connected to Nova Scotia Power's Oakland grid, resulting in frequent and long outages.

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