Appellant Brad Neville filed responses to NSEB Information Requests IR-1 and IR-2 in DRO billing dispute, confirming meter test consent and providing property appliance details

M12857 · NSPI DRO Appeal - Billing Issues - Brad Neville

AI summary

In response to IR-1, Neville confirmed he wishes to proceed with a Billing Procedures Measurement Canada electricity meter test, acknowledging a $46.00 fee if the meter is found accurate and a fee credit if the meter is faulty (Exhibit N-7).
In response to IR-2, Neville stated a Lennox EL18KSLV ENERGY STAR-certified heat pump (SEER2 19) was installed on August 22, 2025, replacing an oil forced-air furnace, and is now the sole active heat source at the property (Exhibit N-7, p. 2).
Neville reported no new major appliances added since purchasing the home, with existing loads limited to two refrigerators, two stoves, and a Rheem electric hot water tank installed approximately three years ago (Exhibit N-7, p. 2).
A third-party electrical inspection by Halifax Heat Pumps & Electrical found the home's electrical panel drawing approximately 3A on L1 and 5A on L2 under normal conditions, with no abnormal current draw identified (Exhibit N-7, p. 3).
The Lennox smart thermostat monitors only heating and cooling energy use and does not report on other appliance consumption, limiting available data for resolving the high-usage dispute (Exhibit N-7, p. 2).

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What was filed

Documents filed on this day

N-7 Appellant Update with Email from Halifax Heat Pump & Electrical exhibits
N-8 NEVILLE (NSEB) RIR-1 to RIR-2 (redacted) exhibits