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Topic:"Energy Efficiency Conservation Agreement" in M12647

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2025 Consumer Advocate / Affordable Energy Coalition Low-Income Working Group Report
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A colder winter continues to fuel higher electric bills p. pp. 31-32
A colder winter continues to fuel higher electric bills • Materially colder temperatures year over year persisted through the first half of March, which will continue to add strain to energy burdens in the weeks ahead as usage from this pe...

AI summary A colder winter has led to higher electric bills as temperatures remained significantly lower year over year, increasing heating degree days by approximately 6% in March and adding strain to energy burdens.

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