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Topic:"Cost To Customer" in M12876

Matter: NSPI DRO Appeal - Billing Issues - Greg Hammond
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H-1Notice of Appeal (redacted) 2 passages
- Jan. 19, 2025 Your power bill summary p. pp. 2-3
- Jan. 19, 2025 Your power bill summary This summary shows what you need to pay and when it's due. If you'd like to know more, please view your bill online. Account #: Due on: 02/24/2025 Amount due: $557.90 Sharere Edit EditAdd to AdTrash

AI summary A power bill summary dated Jan. 19, 2025, shows an account due on Feb. 24, 2025, with an amount due of $557.90. The text directs users to view their bill online for more details.

Nova Scotia Power Inc. p. pp. 3-4
Nova Scotia Power Inc. PO Box 848, Halifax Nova Scotia B3J 2V7 www.nspower.ca Account Number 1979261-3 Amount due Apr 27 $2,142.95 Enter payment amount ments GREG E HAMMOND Pay Now

AI summary A utility bill from Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSP) to customer GREG E HAMMOND shows an amount due of $2,142.95. The document includes payment instructions and a 'Pay Now' prompt, reflecting a standard billing process for energy services.

H-5NSPI (NSEB) RIR-1 to RIR-11 1 passage
Section 2
1 (e) Meter tests cost NS Power approximately $72.00 plus the cost of having the meter shipped 2 to NS Power's testing facility in Lakeside, NS (shipping costs may vary depending upon 3 where the meter is located) to conduct the "As found...

AI summary The cost of conducting 'As found Meter Tests' for NS Power includes approximately $72.00 per test plus shipping costs to transport the meter to the testing facility in Lakeside, NS. Shipping costs vary depending on the meter's location.

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