Topic:"Dcrr" in M12642

Matter: Town of Mahone Bay (TOMBEU) - Amendments to Schedule of Rates and Charges - Deferred Revenue RecoveryTown of Mahone Bay (TOMBEU) - Approval of a rate rider to recover deferred revenue from the phasing in of the utility's last general rate increase

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M-3Schedule of Rates 1 passage

"Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) Municipal Rate Class Adjustments due to DSM and FAM" p. pp. 1-2

"Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) Municipal Rate Class Adjustments due to DSM and FAM" In order to recover DSM and FAM adjustments due to NSPI approved DSM and FAM adjustments and upon notice by the Council of the Town of Mahone Bay to the No...

AI summary The document outlines how the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board may adjust municipal kWh rates for various service classes based on DSM and FAM charges. Formulas are provided for calculating adjustments for different rate categories, including Domestic Service, Small General, General, and Street and Yard Lighting, as well as specific time-of-use rates for Domestic Service.

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100570Board Decision & Order 1 passage

"Purchased Power Cost Changes, Including Demand-Side Management ("DSM") Charges" p. p. 2

"Purchased Power Cost Changes, Including Demand-Side Management ("DSM") Charges" In order to recover costs due to power purchase changes and upon notice by the Council of the Town of Mahone Bay to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board,...

AI summary The document outlines a formula and procedure for adjusting energy and demand rates in the Town of Mahone Bay to recover changes in purchased power costs, including demand-side management (DSM) charges, without requiring a public hearing.

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