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Topic:"Cost Effectiveness" in M13133

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Application for Financing Order authorizing the Securitization of $1 billion in costs, collected through a Securitization Cost Recovery Rider
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N-3Transcript of Technical Conference held October 15, 2026 2 passages
Section 46
that that - will be in 2028 through adjusted general rates and then - the IESO deferral assumed recovery in 2027, beginning in - 2027 through an IESO rider. - And so looking at all of that and so - comparing the 30-year securitization mort...

AI summary The discussion focuses on the financial implications of securitization, comparing a 30-year securitization mortgage-style bond with a scenario where assets are recovered over a 13-year period. The analysis shows a $265.6 million net present value decrease in customer payments, or an increase in customer benefits, representing a 21% savings.

Section 47
riods lower than 30 - years checked or calculated or is that something that - could be done? - MR. FLEMMING: There was certainly not - one included in the application. I'm not sure if we would - be able to issue that tenor of bond for -– t...

AI summary The discussion revolves around bond tenors, discount rates used in net present value calculations, and the impact of shorter-term considerations on revenue requirements. Nova Scotia Power's approved weighted average cost of capital is noted as 6.59 percent, and thermal assets are highlighted as the largest contributor to net present value benefits.

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