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· Application · 06/17/2026
Customer Jillian Coxhead filed an appeal correspondence alleging identical billing charges despite 60 days of disconnected electrical panel, disputing meter accuracy in Matter M12804.
AI summary
- Appellant Jillian Coxhead submitted correspondence (Exhibit 102415) to Nova Scotia Power Inc Customer Relations on June 16, 2026, alleging a billing discrepancy in which she received an $860 bill covering a 60-day period during which she states her electrical panel was entirely shut off.
- Coxhead contends the charges are higher than her winter bills, which she characterizes as evidence that her meter is not being read accurately.
- The appellant states she has documented the situation with photographs and forwarded the matter to both legal counsel and the Nova Scotia Energy Board prior to this filing.
- Coxhead declined installation of a Advanced Metering Infrastructure smart meter but indicated willingness to accept a digital meter as a resolution to the ongoing Billing Procedures dispute.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 102415 Appellants Correspondence to NSPI re Identical Bills Received (redacted)