Board's Letter to NSPI
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This document is an exhibit filed as part of an application batch in a Nova Scotia Energy Board regulatory matter. It contains information regarding a complaint about systemic regulatory compliance issues related to demand billing following a cyber-attack, details about the affected customer and tariff code, and NS Power's explanation of the incident's impact on meter functionality, as well as the company's ongoing review of affected accounts.
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Filed in: M12457 — NSPI Complaint - Systemic Regulatory Compliance Issues - Blarney Stone RestaurantThe complainant wishes to clarify that their complaint is not related to a billing error, which has already been resolved directly with Nova Scotia Power. Rather, the concern is with broader systemic issues regarding NSP’s billing and metering practices under Board-approved tariffs. The complainant notes that some of NSP’s demand meters cannot be manually reset, which affects the correct application of rates. Additionally, customers with variable seasonal demand are disadvantaged when demand is estimated or carried forward without resetting the demand register.
Filing event: APPLICATION on 12/10/2025