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· Application · 06/24/2026
Nova Scotia Power filed reply submissions in the Commercial Net Metering Program 2025 Annual Report proceeding, addressing cybersecurity-related hosting capacity map disruptions and solar PV analysis methodology.
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- NS Power confirmed that its Commercial Net Metering hosting capacity map remains publicly accessible and functional despite data update pauses caused by the 2025 cybersecurity breach, with GIS/CYME software integration restoration targeted for September 2026 per M12273 Cybersecurity Incident Monthly Update 9 (Attachment 2, p. 4).
- The Company clarified that over-the-air (OTA) AMI meter reconfiguration — distinct from bi-directional billing capability — is forecast to be restored by end of Q2 2026, and that manual meter installation processes have been implemented in the interim to avoid customer impacts (referencing IG IR-2).
- NS Power declined the Small Business Advocate's request for a webinar demonstrating hosting capacity map functionality, asserting monthly updates in M12273 are sufficient and that the map is not relied upon for interconnection studies or CNMP application progression (CA IR-4, SBA IR-3(d)).
- The Company agreed to conduct a technical stakeholder session on its solar PV analysis, clarifying that modeled 'system savings' values (from NSEB IR-6) are counterfactual estimates not directly traceable to Fuel Adjustment Mechanism reporting or discrete line items.
- The Consumer Advocate confirmed it would not make submissions on the 2025 CNMP Report, leaving the Small Business Advocate as the sole active intervenor.
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- 102501 Reply Submissions - NS Power