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· Application · 07/14/2026
NSEB Board Staff issued a third set of information requests to Nova Scotia Power regarding estimated meter reads and meter testing in the Miguel Adam billing dispute appeal.
AI summary
- IR-5 asks Nova Scotia Power to explain how usage was estimated in the July 11, 2025 bill — which NS Power had previously mischaracterized as a true read in its IR-2(a) response — and why the December 2025 reconciliation addressed August and October 2025 bills but not the July 2025 bill (IR-5(a) and IR-5(b), Document 331768, p. 2).
- IR-6 follows up on a June 27, 2026 request by customer Miguel Adam to have his meter tested, with NS Power confirming on July 13, 2026 that the meter would be removed and tested before his July 16, 2026 disconnection date (IR-6, p. 2).
- Board Staff directed NS Power to provide the meter test results when available and to supply Mr. Adam with instructions and a working contact number for Measurement Canada should he elect independent testing (IR-6(a) and IR-6(b), p. 2).
- Responses to both information requests are due to the Nova Scotia Energy Board by July 28, 2026.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 102754 NSEB (NSPI) Third Set - IR-5 to IR-6