Appellant Darlene Gillis files reply challenging accuracy of estimated meter reading underlying disputed four-month electricity bill in NSPI DRO appeal M12971

M12971 · NSPI DRO Appeal - Billing Issues - Darlene Gillis

AI summary

Appellant Darlene Gillis disputes a bill covering 123 days (December 22, 2025 to April 24, 2026), arguing the opening meter reading for that period was estimated rather than actual, potentially rendering the entire billing calculation inaccurate
Gillis contends the bill shows over 15,000 kWh consumed in approximately four months, which she characterizes as implausible given her seven-year history of no more than 18,000 kWh annually at the same residence
The appellant states the bill contains no notation of any catch-up kilowatt-hours or catch-up days, contradicting Nova Scotia Power's June 17, 2026 assertion that the bill reflected both a catch-up component and four months of consumption
Gillis indicates she is willing to pay an amount consistent with her historical usage patterns and lower current rates, but will not pay the disputed excess, and warns she will pursue legal action if contacted by means other than writing

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G-4 Appellant's Reply to NSPI Response - Redacted exhibits