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Topic:"Cost To Customer" in M13007

Matter: Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) - Fee Recovery Mechanism Application
3 passages 3 documents

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N-1Fee Recovery Mechanism Application 1 passage
3 p. p. 39
3 Annual Fee 2025/26 2026/27 Total Total Revenue Requirement $5,306,824 $14,850,121 $ 20,156,945 Market Participant MWh % Annual Fee MWh % Annual Fee Annual Fee NSPI 10,634,708 98.57% $ 5,230,798 10,525,592 98.55% $ 14,635,202 $ 19,866,000...

AI summary The table outlines the revenue requirement and annual fees for various market participants in Nova Scotia for the fiscal years 2025/26 and 2026/27. Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI) is the largest contributor, followed by smaller entities like Berwick Electric Commission and Riverport Electric Light Commission.

N-4IESO (IG) RIR 1 to 11 1 passage
Option 1: Energy Allocator p. p. 28
Option 1: Energy Allocator Options Summ ary ¢/kWh Demand Charge Fuel-related in aggregate 99,226 213,203 107,858 211,310 107,858 211,310 Non-fuel related in aggregate Total Bill 75,409 387,838 80,692 399,860 84,952 404,120 1.07% Extra Larg...

AI summary The document presents a detailed breakdown of energy costs under 'Option 1: Energy Allocator,' including demand charges, fuel and non-fuel related costs, and various credits and adders for an industrial customer. It highlights changes in rates and associated financial impacts.

N-9IESO (IG) RIR 1 Attachments 1 - REFILED 1 passage
- Does not consider cost causality
- Does not consider cost causality Residential Customer Charge $ 21.04 $ 21.04 Energy Charges $ 176.04 $ 176.04 $ 1.2% Energy Charges $ 176.04 $ 176.04 $ 1.2% Energy Charges $ 176.04 $ 1.2% Energy Charges $ 176.04 $ 1.2% Energy Charges $ 2...

AI summary The text presents a table with various energy charges and customer charges, showing figures in dollars and percentages for different categories, including residential, energy charges, and customer charges. It appears to be related to cost calculations and billing structures in the energy sector.

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