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Topic:"Technology Penetration" in M12619

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2026 Annual Capital Expenditure (ACE) Plan - $284 million
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N-1Application - Redacted 1 passage
Section 845
the work is completed (January 2026); therefore, the Final Cost Date (June 2027) is listed as six months after the last portion of the work is forecast to be completed). Why do this project this way? This project establishes an effective w...

AI summary The project aims to improve data intelligence on distribution assets using technology and machine learning automation, replacing manual and outdated methods. It is fully funded by the federal government except for administrative overheads and is classified as a Class 1 estimate with a 2% contingency applied for unforeseen issues.

20260422-1Hearing Transcript — 04/22/2026 (Revised Transcript - Refiled May 20, 2026) 1 passage
Section 141
nowable. And what's important in the moment, of course, when those field staff are out there, is getting the power back on, not in sort of stopping and conducting a forensic investigation of the site. INTERNATIONAL REPORTING INC. CERTIFIED...

AI summary The discussion focuses on Nova Scotia Power's response to questions about the use of emerging technologies, such as AI, in predicting and managing weather-related outages. The witness acknowledges the importance of restoring power quickly during outages and notes a lack of awareness regarding specific technologies used across the industry for this purpose.

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