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AI-generated summary · Application · 07/08/2026

Residential net-metering customer Bernard Wentzell filed application materials with NSEB disputing Nova Scotia Power's meter readings and power consumption calculations for his dual-register solar generation account.

M12947 · NSPI DRO Appeal - Meter and Power Consumption - Bernard Wentzell
AI summary
  • Exhibit W-4 is a redacted Nova Scotia Power Inc Statement of Account for Bernard T. Wentzell spanning approximately 2015–2026, showing bi-monthly Billing Procedures for a domestic service account on rate code 03BC2/03BG2, including multiple adjustment credits and a current zero balance as of April 2026.
  • Exhibit W-5 includes the appellant's March 2026 electricity bill and annotated Advanced Metering Infrastructure daily read data, in which Mr. Wentzell manually calculates consumption (meter difference 113.538 × multiplier 40 = 4,541 kWh) and generation (19.891 × 40 = 795.64 kWh) for the January 24 – March 24, 2026 billing period, contrasting these figures with NSPI's billed amounts (4,474 kWh consumption, 817 kWh generation) and third-party SolarEdge software data showing 2,573.2 kWh generated.
  • The appellant's materials include a Residential Solar Pv Program scenario table illustrating a "Net Positive" Commercial Net Metering billing model, demonstrating how gross generation, metered exports, generation credits banked, and year-end settle-up adjustments should interact — apparently arguing that NSPI's billing methodology does not correctly account for his solar generation credits.
  • Recurring gaps labeled "No AMI Read Available" appear throughout the daily AMI data tables for both consumption and generation registers, which the appellant appears to flag as a source of metering discrepancy underlying the dispute.

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What was filed

Documents filed on this day

  • W-4 Statement of Account (redacted) exhibits
  • W-5 Appellants Billing Information (redacted) exhibits