Topic:"Energy Efficiency" in M12982

Fitzpatrick DRO Appeal Confidential Attachment 2 has been removed due to confidentiality. PO Box 910 ● Halifax, Nova Scotia ● Canada ● B3J 2W5 July 23, 2026 Ralph Fitzpatrick Dear Ralph Fitzpatrick, Re: Account No. Meter No. 2032751 We are...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power informed Ralph Fitzpatrick that a meter test confirmed his meter operates within prescribed accuracy limits. The letter outlines options for further testing by Measurement Canada and mentions the Equal Billing program for budgeting assistance.

BACKGROUND - a) We are reliable paying customers. We are not pursuing this to avoid payment of legitimate electricity consumption. - b) I understand the billings since April 2025 were based on estimates. The estimated bills seemed reasonab...

AI summary The customer asserts that their electricity consumption was overestimated in 2025, leading to a 43% increase in billed consumption for that year, which they find unreasonable given their efforts to reduce usage. They highlight their participation in energy efficiency programs and household measures to lower consumption.

h) The trend: - Our annual average consumption is 14,924 which is on par for a house our size that is not heated or cooled with electricity. - Our main driver of consumption is the pool heater as shown in the monthly trend. - Clearly the a...

AI summary The text discusses annual energy consumption trends, highlighting that the main driver is the pool heater. It notes an outlier in 2025 and a decreasing consumption trend from 2022 to 2026, except for 2023, which saw an increase due to non-standard pool usage.

DETAILED ANALYSE - Remarks: \ A 2700-gazer foor home of heated in N5 typically consumes 6500-14500 MWh smouth, We are aligned with the norm. \ Over the past 3 years our total enrual energie usage has been 14024 MWh. \ 2003 hicroses were du...

AI summary The text discusses energy usage patterns in a home heated with oil and propane, highlighting consumption data over several years, anomalies in energy usage, and adjustments made to the billing. It notes discrepancies between actual and estimated consumption and mentions a significant increase in usage in 2006. The text also references pool heaters, appliance replacements, and billing periods.

\ The cost increase is 45% assuming 160° uses the three of day surings retex. kWh (Usage) 06-Jun-24 1413 59 24 249.84 Actual 0.18 22% 1.3% kWh (Usage) 06-Aug-24 2680 63 43 474.64 Actual 0.18 21% 24% kWh (Usage) 07-Oct-24 3447 60 57 610.22...

AI summary The text presents a table with electricity usage data over different periods, including kWh usage, dates, costs, and various percentages and estimates. It indicates a 45% cost increase under specific assumptions and shows variations in consumption and cost per kWh over time.