Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Technology Penetration" in M12786

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2025 Storm Restoration Cost Report
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1 Request IR-2: 2 3 Refer to M12786, Exhibit N-1, the 2025 Report, Section 6.0 Cost Control and Performance 4 Management for External Contractors, on page 14 of 15, at lines 1-7, which states: 5 6 Further to these efforts, NS Power is plan...

AI summary NS Power plans to implement an AI-driven software platform in 2026 to monitor contractor costs and predict weather impacts on distribution assets. Deployment is contingent on NSEB approval, with anticipated completion in 6-8 months post-kickoff. The AI model will complement existing tools like the Damage Prediction Model (DPM) for enhanced impact analysis.

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ng. 26 27 a) When in 2026 will NS Power implement this new software platform? 28 b) Please explain what NS Power means when it states that it intends to use this model to 29 reliably predict the impact on customers through an AI-driven mod...

AI summary The text contains two questions regarding NS Power's implementation of a new software platform in 2026 and the use of an AI-driven model to predict customer impacts. The matter number M12786 is referenced.

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