Board Letter re: Accepted as filed
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This document is an exhibit from a Nova Scotia Energy Board regulatory matter, containing a summary of a report submitted by NS Power regarding the Low-Income Credit, Collections and Disconnection Working Group. It covers topics including affordability issues for low-income customers, the impact of a 2025 cyber incident on smart meters, a proposed pilot program to waive interest charges, and community initiatives aimed at assisting low-income customers.
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Filed in: M12647 — Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2025 Consumer Advocate / Affordable Energy Coalition Low-Income Working Group Report