Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Energy Usage Patterns" in M12733

Matter: NSPI DRO Appeal - Billing Issues - Dave Lincoln
3 passages 3 documents

Energy Usage Patterns across all matters →

L-9LINCOLN (NSEB) RIR-1 (redacted) 1 passage
3. Changes in Electricity Usage p. p. 7
3. Changes in Electricity Usage Have you installed or stopped using a hot tub? Yes. The hot tub was used from 2017 through approximately 2021–2022. It broke almost 4 years ago and has been completely disconnected from the electrical panel...

AI summary The respondent reports discontinuing a hot tub (2017–2022), drastically reducing heating to 2–3 bedrooms due to high costs and NS Power's billing disputes, and a household size reduction from 5 to 4 people despite increased electricity costs. No other major equipment changes are noted.

101774NSEB (LINCOLN) IR-1 (redacted) 1 passage
Request IR-1:
Request IR-1: - Please describe how electricity is used in your home over time so the Board can better understand - your usage. In your response, please include: - a) A brief description of your home (approximate size, how much of it is he...

AI summary Request IR-1 asks residents to detail their home's electricity usage patterns, including household characteristics, major appliances, usage changes over time, and energy-saving measures. The Board seeks this data to better understand consumption trends and inform regulatory decisions.

102139Appellants Correspondence d. May 25, 2026 (redacted) 1 passage
Past electric use: p. p. 3
Past electric use: Bill Energy No. of days per Sep 25 4011 182 22.0 Jul 25 4672 63 74.2 May 25 4963 63 78.8 Mar 25 6552 56 117 Jan 25 6330 63 1 (2) Nov 24 3985 60 66-

AI summary The text provides a table of past electric use, showing energy consumption, number of days, and rates for various months and years. The data appears to be related to billing and energy usage patterns, though no specific claims or arguments are made.

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