Which item is explicitly included as part of the Site Power Master Plan?

• A. To reduce equipment maintenance costs.
• B. To provide direction for loading of the incoming lines, manage future expansion of the power system infrastructure, manage replacement of power system components, transformer loading, help drive our electrical safety culture across the site by providing direction on electrical safety, safe practices, codes, etc.
• C. To monitor energy consumption in real-time.
• D. To coordinate vendor contracts.

Answer: (B)

A Site Power Master Plan is about guiding long-term control and governance of the site's electrical infrastructure. The item that is explicitly included provides direction for loading of the incoming lines, plans for future expansion of the power system, oversees replacement of power system components and transformer loading, and helps establish the electrical safety culture across the site with clear guidance on safety, practices, and codes. This combination covers planning, capacity management, lifecycle decisions, and safety alignment—the elements a master plan is meant to define. The other options describe more operational or procurement-focused activities that aren’t themselves explicit master-plan components.