Topic:"Energy Usage Patterns" in M12726

3. Major discrepancies in daily kWh usage were not addressed. The September bills show daily usage of 13.5 to 19.1 kWh/day , despite almost no occupancy. After the meter was calibrated and tested on January 6 , the most recent bills show u...

AI summary The September bills show abnormally high daily kWh usage (13.5-19.1 kWh/day) despite no occupancy, while post-calibration bills (3.4 kWh/day) align with Shaun's actual usage. This discrepancy suggests September consumption likely reflects pre-occupancy or misallocated usage rather than Shaun's activity.

Attachments: - Nova Scotia Power bills (2024 2026 NSP Bills) - Copy of DRO Final Written Decision Email (Feb 26, 2026) - Evidence Summary Billing Allocation Concerns (NSP ledger with our concerns) - Meter Calibration/Test Results (January...

AI summary Attachments include NSP bills, a DRO decision email, billing allocation concerns, meter calibration results, and a kWh/day chart showing declining usage. They address billing discrepancies, meter accuracy, and customer concerns over high bills.

Questions or concerns? Transaction information comes directly from the merchant. If you're seeing transaction details that don't make A comparison chart of daily kWh usage is attached, showing a drop from 19.1 kWh/day in September to 3.4 k...

AI summary The text highlights a discrepancy in energy usage data, noting a significant drop in kWh usage after meter calibration, suggesting the September bill may reflect pre-occupancy or misallocated usage.