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· Application · 04/24/2026
Appellant Winton Porter filed additional redacted evidence in NSPI billing dispute, alleging a fourfold increase in charges despite reduced electricity consumption
AI summary
- Appellant submitted supplementary evidence (Exhibit P-3) on April 24, 2026, described as part of an ongoing investigation into Nova Scotia Power billing practices in Matter M12818.
- The filing alleges that Billing Procedures charges increased approximately fourfold despite the appellant reducing consumption, including eliminating dryer use for roughly eight months of the year.
- Appellant references a neighbour allegedly being billed for a demolished property, suggesting the claimed overcharging may extend beyond a single account.
- Partial billing records are included, showing a December 2023 bill with an amount due of $124.00 and an account balance of $264.90, submitted as documentary support for the overcharging allegation.
- The submission is marked confidential and was filed via Secure Submit; certain account details have been redacted from the public record.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- P-3 Appellants Additional Evidence (redacted)