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Topic:"Billing Procedures" in M12476

Matter: NSPI DRO Appeal - Billing Issues -  Liang Lu
10 passages 5 documents

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L-1Complaint - Redacted 2 passages
How do they want the complaint resolved? p. p. 0
How do they want the complaint resolved? I do not accept the initial estimate. I demand that Nova Scotia Power recalculate the bill for May 1-12 based on my actual, proven daily usage pattern from the subsequent period. 1. Calculate Actual...

AI summary The complainant disputes a billing error by Nova Scotia Power, arguing that the initial estimate was incorrect and requesting a recalculation based on actual usage data. They also seek a refund of the disputed charge and the waiver of late payment interest and penalties.

Supporting documents uploaded: p. p. 0
Supporting documents uploaded: - first bill.jpg - 7B 4E 5F 8D 53.jpg - final bill.jpg - 67 7E 8D 53.jpg - comparison of two bills.jpg - 4E 5F 8D 53 76 6B 8F .jpg - Electricity Bill Issue 488 kWh in 12 Days?.pdf - 35 80 80 53 95 98 12 59 85...

AI summary The document lists various supporting files related to an electricity billing dispute, including bills, comparisons, and a final written decision by the Dispute Resolution Officer (DRO) regarding a dispute at 19 Glebe Street.

L-2DRO Decision - Redacted 5 passages
DRO Final Written Decision re LIang Lu dispute re billing p. p. 0
DRO Final Written Decision re LIang Lu dispute re billing 3 messages Fri, Se Reply-To: To: Cc: Customer Relations

AI summary This document is a final written decision from the DRO regarding a billing dispute involving LIang Lu. It includes three messages and contact information for the dispute resolution team at NSP.

Liang Lu p. p. 0
over N.S.Power's day-to-day op My Decisions are binding on Nova Scotia Power but not on the Customer. Customers may appeal my Decisions (within 12 days of receipt of Final Writ Decision) to the Board. Your Dispute in summary is: that you h...

AI summary The customer disputes a billing error by N.S.Power, claiming that an estimated May bill was not adjusted after an actual meter reading was obtained in July. The customer argues that the initial 488 kWh charge was not removed and was incorrectly added to the later 281 kWh, resulting in an overcharge. The customer seeks an adjusted bill based on actual usage.

Dispute Resolution Officer p. pp. 0-3
Dispute Resolution Officer From: liang lu Sent: September 11, 2025 2:52 PM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: DRO 11 Sept re Llang Lu re Complaint and Request for Corrected Bill — Dear Farmer,...

AI summary Liang Lu disputes an electricity bill, arguing that the 488 kWh charge for May 1–12 is incorrect and should be recalculated based on actual consumption from May 13 to July 10. He also disputes the May 1 starting meter reading and threatens to appeal if the issue is not resolved.

Preamble p. pp. 3-4
It is NS Power's position that the subject account has been billed appropriately. Teri From: liang lu Sent: September 10, 2025 2:50 PM To: [email protected] Cc: Customer Relations Subject: Re: 9 Sept email to the DRO from Llan...

AI summary Liang Lu disputes an incorrect electricity bill from NS Power, pointing out that the initial bill included usage during a period when the house was unoccupied. Despite initial acknowledgment of the error, NS Power later claimed the incorrect charge was removed, but the final bill still includes it. Liang Lu requests a corrected bill based on actual usage.

N.S.Power p. p. 4
N.S.Power Please provide me with N.S.Power's position in the matter as well as copies of relevant account statements, meter reading information, and relevant computerized notes or notices. Don Farmer, P.Eng. Dispute Resolution Officer From...

AI summary A customer, Liang Lu, is disputing an incorrect electricity bill from NS Power for a short period during which the house was unoccupied. NS Power initially acknowledged the error but later claimed the overcharge had been corrected, leading to confusion.

L-3Appellant's Supporting Documentation - Redacted 1 passage
Electricity Bill Issue - 488 kWh in 12 Days? p. p. 3
Electricity Bill Issue - 488 kWh in 12 Days? liang lu Mon, Jun 16 at 9:45 PM To: Hi Hope you're doing well. We just received our first power bill, and it shows 488 kWh used between May 1 and May 13, with a total charge of $115.71. This see...

AI summary A customer, Liang Lu, is concerned about an unusually high electricity bill of $115.71 for 488 kWh used over 12 days, which they believe is incorrect as they only returned home from Toronto on May 7 and used minimal electricity.

99529NSPI Response to the Appeal - Redacted 1 passage
REDACTED p. p. 0
- July 7, 2025 Ms. Lu contacted NS Power to explain that she would not be paying the estimated bill as she wanted an actual bill. NS Power advised Ms. Lu that once an actual read was obtained, she would receive a corrected bill from the Co...

AI summary Ms. Lu disputed her electricity bill with NS Power due to estimated charges and discrepancies in energy usage. NS Power provided a corrected bill after obtaining an actual meter read. Ms. Lu formally disputed the bill with the DRO, claiming unreasonable usage estimates and requesting a corrected bill. NS Power responded to the DRO but did not complete its submission due to a cyber incident.

99574Resolution - Appellant Withdrawal - Redacted 1 passage
Customer News p. p. 1
Customer News Meters continue to accurately record energy usage. However, we cannot retrieve the information and apply it to your bill. As a result, we are continuing to provide billing in two ways: physical meter reads and estimated bills...

AI summary NSP is unable to retrieve meter data for billing, leading to the use of physical meter reads and estimated bills. Adjustments will be made once actual readings are available, ensuring customers are only charged for actual energy usage. Customers are encouraged to contact Customer Care for assistance with billing.

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