Topic:"Energy Efficiency" in M12484

er's day-to-day operations. My Decisions are binding on Nova Scotia Power but not on the Customer. Customers may appeal my Decisions (within 12 days of receipt of Final Written Decision) to the Board. Your Dispute in summary is: that you h...

AI summary The customer disputes that solar energy generated by their panels was not recorded on their bills, citing discrepancies in billing amounts and attached meter readings. NSP was instructed to test the meter, which was found to be operating within prescribed accuracy limits. Relevant regulations include 3.6, 5.5, 6.4, and 6.7, as well as the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act Regulations.

3.6 NET METERING SERVICE permanent annual anniversary date at the time of subscription to the Net Metering service. No changes to the annual anniversary date will be permitted once set. If service is discontinued, any outstanding banked en...

AI summary The Net Metering Service outlines rules for managing energy credits, including annual anniversary dates, handling of surplus generation, billing procedures for multiple accounts, and compensation based on time-of-use periods. Environmental credits generated through the service are held by NSPI.

Owner's liability Responsabilité du propriétaire 16 (1) Le propriétaire de chaque compteur vérifié qui est en usage le conserve en bon état et voit à ce qu'on agisse à son égard d'une manière qui soit conforme aux dispositions de la présen...

AI summary The owner of each meter in use is responsible for maintaining it in good condition and ensuring it is handled in accordance with the law and regulations. They are also liable for any fees resulting from this obligation.

Other offences Autres infractions - 33 (1) Commet une infraction toute personne qui, selon le cas : - a) empêche ou refuse l'accès autorisé à tout compteur en sa possession ou sous son contrôle; - b) entrave ou empêche toute épreuve ou tou...

AI summary This section outlines various offences related to the unauthorized tampering with, access to, and use of meters, as well as violations of regulations regarding their installation, verification, and maintenance. Penalties include fines up to $10,000 for a first offence on summary conviction or up to $25,000 on conviction on indictment.