1 Figure 5 - Hourly Megawatt Flows January 25 and 26 25 January 2026 Hour-Ending: 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 Net Load 2172 2140 2099 2066 2076 2114 2164 2241 2311 2336 2320 2294 Highlands Export -5 -5 -5...
AI summary Figure 5 presents hourly megawatt flows for January 25-26, 2026, showing net load, exports (e.g., Highlands, East End, Cape Breton), imports (e.g., Onslow, Western, Valley), and wind generation. Data highlights fluctuations in energy distribution across regions, with significant variations in export/import volumes throughout the day.
- There were no issues reported for the Maritime Link and it performed as designed for flowing - energy in both directions in support of both the NLSO and the NSPSO. The Maritime Link is also - an excellent voltage control resource for mai...
AI summary The Maritime Link performed as designed, supporting energy flow for both the NLSO and NSPSO, and provided significant voltage control and reactive support during peak load periods by injecting over 100 MVAR into the NS Power system.
3.7.1 Transmission / Substation - NS Power's careful management of the available capacity allowed the Company to avoid province- - wide manual load shedding during this event. However, localized rotating feeder outages were - initiated to...
AI summary NS Power's management of available capacity prevented province-wide manual load shedding during the event. However, localized rotating feeder outages were implemented to avoid overloading individual transmission and substation assets.