Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - Time-Varying Pricing Pilot Program - 2024/25 (Year Four) and 2025/26 (Year Five) Evaluation Reports

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• 28 Aug
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  Board Staff, Consumer Advocate, and Small Business Advocate file 35 combined Information Requests to Nova Scotia Power on the Time-Varying Pricing Pilot Year Four (2024/25) and Year Five (2025/26) Evaluation Reports, with responses due September 14, 2026
• 17 Aug
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  Nova Scotia Energy Board establishes participant list for NSPI Time-Varying Pricing Pilot Program Year Four and Year Five evaluation proceeding
• 14 Aug
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  Consumer Advocate intervenes in Nova Scotia Power's Time-Varying Pricing Pilot Program evaluation proceeding for Years Four and Five
• 10 Aug
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  Small Business Advocate intervenes in Nova Scotia Power's Time-Varying Pricing Pilot Program evaluation proceeding for Years Four and Five
• 07 Aug
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  NSEB sets paper hearing timetable for concurrent review of Nova Scotia Power's Time-Varying Pricing Pilot Year 4 and Year 5 evaluation reports
• 31 Jul
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  Nova Scotia Power filed the Year Five (2025/26) TVP Pilot Evaluation Report, covering only the MURB TOU Tariff due to cybersecurity-related suspension of other TVP rates
• 14 Jul
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  Nova Scotia Power refiled a corrected Appendix A to its Year Four Time-Varying Pricing EM&V Report after identifying a calculation error in the June 30, 2026 submission.
• 13 Jul
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  NSPI files Year Four evaluation report for its Time-Varying Pricing Pilot Program, documenting load reductions across residential, commercial, and MURB customer classes through TOU and CPP tariffs.
• 06 Jul
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  NSEB directs Nova Scotia Power to file its 2025/26 Time-Varying Pricing Pilot Program evaluation report as a separate exhibit in M12932, with concurrent review of both annual reports planned upon receipt
• 30 Jun
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  Nova Scotia Power files Year Four evaluation report for its Time-Varying Pricing Pilot Program, confirming continued peak load reductions across residential, commercial, and MURB customer segments for the 2024/25 season.

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