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Topic:"Affordability" in M12857

Matter: NSPI DRO Appeal - Billing Issues - Brad Neville
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N-4NSPI Response to Appeal (redacted) 1 passage
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is subsequently confirmed to be accurate, the customer is responsible for the fee. If the meter is found to be outside the allowable limits, the $46.00 fee will be credited to the customer's account As explained by the DRO, NS Power's role...

AI summary The text outlines NS Power's responsibility for meter accuracy fees, clarifies their role in electricity delivery without controlling customer consumption factors, and notes confidentiality of attachments. It references a June 2026 date and mentions correspondence between NS Power and Mr. Neville, with Kathleen Murray as Regulatory Counsel.

N-10Meter Test Results (redacted) 1 passage
Good morning
Good morning Further to the Measurement Canada Certificate submitted for file M12857, I would like to clarify that this test strictly confirms physical meter hardware accuracy on a test bench. My appeal remains focused on NS Power's admiss...

AI summary Brad clarifies that the Measurement Canada Certificate for file M12857 only confirms the accuracy of physical meter hardware on a test bench. He reiterates that his appeal is based on NS Power's admission of missing actual interval usage data, leading to unverified estimated billing spikes on his account.

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