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Topic:"Unplanned Outage" in M12787

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Storm Outage Analysis Report - January 18-19, 2026
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102426NSEB (NSPI) IR 1 to 4 3 passages
Request IR-2:
Request IR-2: - The report indicates that the South Shore experienced 39,609 customer impacts and 914,299 - customer-hours of interruption, with only 48.68% of customers restored within 24 hours and an - average restoration time of 29.0 ho...

AI summary The report highlights significant issues with power restoration performance in the South Shore region, noting a high number of customer impacts and long average restoration times. The request seeks an explanation for the poor performance, focusing on operational constraints, resource availability, and potential vulnerabilities.

Request IR-3:
Request IR-3: - For all outages attributed to tree contacts, falling trees, or untrimmed trees, please provide: - a) The affected circuits/feeders; and - b) The date each affected circuit was last trimmed or inspected.

AI summary Request IR-3 seeks information on outages caused by tree-related issues, specifically asking for affected circuits and the last trimming or inspection dates for those circuits.

Request IR-4:
Request IR-4: - a) Please explain how NS Power distinguishes between outages classified as "Adverse Weather – Wet Snow" and outages classified as "Tree Contacts – Falling Trees" where both appear to involve wet snow accumulation on trees o...

AI summary Request IR-4 asks NS Power to clarify how it differentiates between two types of outages caused by wet snow and to provide guidance on outage classification and quality assurance processes.

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