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Topic:"Demand Side Management" in M03453

Matter: E-LUN-R-10 - Lunenburg Electric Utility - Request a change to the flow through formula used to calculate the NSPI Municipal Rate Class increases.IN THE MATTER OF the Application of the Town of Lunenburg on behalf of its Electric Utility for approval of a change to the flow through formula used  to calculate amendments to its Schedule of Rates for the provision of electric services to its customers to recover costs incurred as result of the rate increases granted to Nova Scotia Power Incorporated.
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For Domestic Time of Use Rates the following will apply:
For Domestic Time of Use Rates the following will apply: On peak charges are twice the Regular Domestic tail block rate; Shoulder charges are equal to the Regular Domestic tail block rate; The off-peak charges are set using the following f...

AI summary Domestic Time of Use Rates establish on-peak charges at twice the Regular Domestic tail block rate, shoulder charges equal to the Regular Domestic rate, and off-peak charges calculated via a formula involving NSPI's kWh purchase price, FAM/DSM adjustments, and a 4% loss factor. The structure defines pricing tiers and adjustment mechanisms for time-based billing.

59945Board Order 1 passage
Nova Scotia Power Inc. ("NSPI") Municipal Rate Class Adjustments to Demand Side Management and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism
Nova Scotia Power Inc. ("NSPI") Municipal Rate Class Adjustments to Demand Side Management and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism In order to recover Demand Side Management ("DSM") and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism ("FAM") adjustments due to Nova Scoti...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) seeks to adjust municipal rate classes for Demand Side Management (DSM) and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) based on formulas involving DSM/FAM rates, kWh purchases, and cost adjustments. The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board may amend rates without a public hearing following notification by Lunenburg Town Council.

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