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· Application · 05/27/2026
NSEB Board Staff issued information requests to both Christine Cameron and Nova Scotia Power regarding disputed billing under the Critical Peak Pricing pilot program in Matter M12749.
AI summary
- Board Staff issued four information requests (IR-1 to IR-4) to customer Christine Cameron (Doc. 330388, filed May 27, 2026), seeking her meter-reading records, awareness of estimated billing during 2025, clarification of the specific nature of her dispute, and her position on the accuracy of a January 2026 meter read of approximately 38,723.70 kWh.
- Board Staff separately issued five information requests (IR-1 to IR-5) to Nova Scotia Power Inc (Doc. 330387, filed May 27, 2026), requesting full enrollment and tariff documentation for the Time Varying Pricing / Critical Peak Pricing (TVP/CPP) pilot program as it stood at the customer's December 2023 enrollment.
- NSPI is asked to explain its methodology for allocating consumption across three distinct rate periods within a single November 14, 2025–January 29, 2026 billing period, covering CPP pilot, 2025 standard domestic, and 2026 standard domestic rates (IR-2).
- NSPI must produce the customer communication issued regarding the temporary suspension of the CPP pilot due to a cyber incident (IR-3) and explain its estimation methodology for billing periods affected by that incident (IR-5).
- Both parties must respond by June 10, 2026; responses are coordinated by Miranda Mavhunga, Senior Advisor Finance, Nova Scotia Energy Board.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 102165 NSEB (CAMERON) IR-1 to IR-4 - Redacted
- 102166 NSEB (NSPI) IR-1 to IR-5