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Topic:"Billing Procedures" in M12732

Matter: NSPI DRO Appeal - Meter Issues - Hunter Cooling
13 passages 7 documents

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C-3Correspondence between Appellant and DRO (redacted) 4 passages
Section 3 p. p. 4
sed by them before I received their inadequate and unsatisfactory response to my concerns: "Hello, There are some serious inaccuracies with my current NS Power bill that I need remedied immediately: - 1. In my bill dated December 10th, 202...

AI summary The customer reports inaccuracies in their NS Power bill, specifically regarding the carryover from solar production and the 'settle-up' process. They calculated their expected credit based on their meter readings and the cost per kWh, and believe they are owed a balance of $546.26.

This is a serious discrepancy on behalf of NS Power, and I want these changes made to my account immediately. p. p. 4
This is a serious discrepancy on behalf of NS Power, and I want these changes made to my account immediately. Thank you, Hunter Cooling Account Number = _! The response I received from the NetMetering team, with respect to this e-mail, sta...

AI summary The customer is disputing a discrepancy in how NS Power is handling compensation for excess kWh generated by their system in 2025, claiming that they were previously compensated for excess generation in 2024 and are now being unfairly treated.

Section 12 p. p. 6
Can you please answer the other query I had about how this credit gets applied to future bills and if it can be used to pay for the base charges that I get charged every month? Alternatively, can I request a cheque be mailed to me for the...

AI summary The customer is asking how a credit can be applied to future bills and whether it can cover monthly base charges, and if they can request a cheque for the credit amount of $511.44.

Net Metering Team p. p. 6
Net Metering Team T. 1-800-428-6774 f. 1-888-428-6108 NSPOWER.CA 1223 Lower Water St, Halifax, NS B3J 358 From: B._I _______ _ Sent: February 13, 2026 9:15 AM To: Residential Billing Cc: NetMetering Subject: Incorrect Bill \ \ Exercise Cau...

AI summary Customer Hunter Cooling disputes NS Power's billing accuracy, citing discrepancies in solar production carryover calculations, incorrect settle-up amounts, and final owed credits. They provide detailed kWh and monetary calculations to argue a $507.92 credit is owed instead of the $41.34 indicated on their bill.

C-4Correspondence between NSPI Customer Relations, DRO, and Appellant (redacted) 3 passages
Section 1 p. p. 0
17 Feb email to the DRO from B @ Hunter Cooling re Incorrect Bill 6 messages [email protected] Wed, Feb 18, 2026 at 10:11 AM Reply-To: [email protected] To: [email protected] Don Farmer, P. Eng., Disput...

AI summary The email discusses a dispute over an incorrect bill, with the DRO explaining his role in resolving disputes between customers and Nova Scotia Power, requesting account information, and outlining the appeal process.

Section 4 p. p. 0
From: B < Sent: February 13, 2026 9:15 AM To: Residential Billing Cc: NetMetering Subject: Incorrect Bill \ \ Exercise Caution - This is an external email . Beware of links or attachments from external sources. If you are unsure, click "Re...

AI summary A customer is reporting inaccuracies in their NS Power bill, specifically regarding the solar production carryover and settle-up calculations. They have provided detailed calculations based on their consumption and production data, indicating discrepancies in the amounts credited and charged.

Section 5 p. p. 0
sumed/produced between January 1st and February 4th inclusive), I know that I'm 882.9 in the negative for the remainder of my billing period after the "settle-up" process was completed on January 1st. - 4. So, if you take the $710.14 that...

AI summary Hunter Cooling disputes Nova Scotia Power's (NSP) billing calculations for excess solar generation in 2025, claiming a $507.92 discrepancy after a 'settle-up' process. He asserts NSP refuses to fairly compensate him for surplus solar energy produced, citing incorrect charges on his most recent bill.

C-5Correspondence between Net Metering and Appellant (redacted) 1 passage
Incorrect Bill p. p. 0
Incorrect Bill 8 messages To: [email protected] Cc: NetMetering B Fri, Feb 13, 2026 at 9:15 AM Hello, There are some serious inaccuracies with my current NS Power bill that I need remedied immediately: - 1. In my bill dated Dec...

AI summary A customer reports significant inaccuracies in their NS Power bill, specifically regarding solar production credits and settle-up calculations. They provide detailed calculations showing they should be owed approximately $507.92, but the bill indicates a much lower amount of $41.34.

C-6NSPI Response to Appeal (redacted) 2 passages
Date Old Meter New Meter kWh kWh kWh Credited p. p. 0
Date Old Meter New Meter kWh kWh kWh Credited Read Read Consumed Generated Prorated to 37651.68 39784.52 1366 Feb 10/25 9890.90 10693.71 514 514 Apr 8/25 39784.52 41283.92 1499 10693.71 12458.92 1765 1499 Aug 9/25 41283.92 43638.99 2354 12...

AI summary Mr. Cooling's 2025 electricity generation exceeded his consumption, leading to a settlement payout of $265.05 on his February 2026 invoice. However, he is not legally entitled to compensation for the additional 2936 kWh beyond his consumption, as noted in the DRO file.

Fees and billing p. p. 9
Fees and billing - 14 (1) Nova Scotia Power shall develop a system for collecting fees payable by subscribers, make it available for use by project owners and perform such other related duties as may be prescribed by the regulations. - (2)...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power is required to develop a fee collection system and share subscriber data (name, address, account number, energy subscribed) with project owners for billing purposes, as mandated by 2025 regulations (c. 18, Sch., s. 14).

C-9NSPI (NSEB) RIR-1 to RIR-3 1 passage
NON-CONFIDENTIAL
NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-2: 2 3 Please explain whether NS Power proceeded any investigations pursuant to NS Power 4 Regulation section 5.5, Billing Adjustments? 5 6 (a) If no investigation was conducted, please explain the reasons. 7...

AI summary NS Power did not conduct any investigations under Regulation section 5.5, Billing Adjustments. The response indicates that the concern relates to compensation for excess electricity generation rather than the accuracy of meter readings.

101865NSEB (COOLING) IR-1 to IR-2 (redacted) 1 passage
6 Request IR-2:
6 Request IR-2: - 7 Did you request NS Power to confirm the accuracy of the meter readings? - 8 a) If so, what were the results, and were any further actions taken? Document: 329782 Date Filed: May 5, 2026 NSEB (NS Power) Page 2 of 2

AI summary The document includes two questions regarding NS Power's confirmation of meter reading accuracy and subsequent actions. It references Document 329782, filed on May 5, 2026, by NSEB (NS Power).

101866NSEB (NSPI) IR-1 to IR-3 1 passage
Request IR-2:
Request IR-2: - Please explain whether NS Power proceeded any investigations pursuant to NS Power - Regulation section 5.5, Billing Adjustments? - a. If no investigation was conducted, please explain the reasons. - b. If an investigation w...

AI summary Request IR-2 asks NS Power to explain if investigations were conducted under Regulation section 5.5 (Billing Adjustments). It seeks clarification on whether investigations occurred, the reasons if not, and details of findings and next steps if they did.

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