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· Rir · 09/01/2026
Nova Scotia Power filed responses to three NSEB Information Requests in the Fulljames DRO billing appeal, addressing seasonal billing history, estimated consumption methodology, and available payment arrangements
AI summary
- NS Power acknowledged it has no records of explaining seasonal billing to Mr. Fulljames at account setup in 2021, though it confirmed the arrangement with him in 2023 (IR-1(a))
- Zero-consumption bills for July and September 2022 were attributed to actual meter reads confirming no electricity usage at the premises during those periods (IR-1(b))
- Estimated bills in May and September 2025 resulted from a Cybersecurity incident that interrupted meter reads after April 24, 2025; estimates were calculated using historical average daily consumption of approximately 2.465 kWh/day (IR-1(c))
- Mr. Fulljames' account was converted from seasonal to standard bi-monthly Billing Procedures on May 28, 2026; NS Power offered either a 24-month Equal Billing Plan (~$296/month) or a 24-month arrears repayment arrangement (~$89/month) on the outstanding balance exceeding $2,000 (IR-2)
- NS Power confirmed no anomalies, load spikes, or irregular meter readings are on record for Mr. Fulljames' account during the disputed period (IR-3)
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- F-7 NSPI (NSEB) RIR-1 to RIR-3 (redacted)
- F-8 Appellants Response to NSPIs RIRs (redacted)