N-1Report
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urately reflect current consumer behaviour and substitutes reflective of the current Nova Scotia context. [2](#page-6-0) In its letter dated September 5, 2025 (M12350), The Board provided as follows: The 2024 Report cited a comparison of t...
AI summary The Board's letter (M12350) compares price elasticity estimates from the Time Varying Pricing (TVP) Pilot (-0.458 to -0.084 daily, -0.186 to -0.161 inter-period substitution) with the 2024 Load Forecast's assumption of -0.15 inelasticity. The Board concluded the Load Forecast's value was sufficiently close to the TVP's inter-period substitution range to avoid adjustments.
102465Board letter re: Accepts the 2025 SRMC Test to Rates Report, as refiled in Exhibit N-2
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comparison produced ratios of the elasticities (TVP pilot elasticities/current elasticity) for the TVP residential classes during the winter months and critical peak periods ranging from 10.7 to 0.1. NS Power committed to monitoring these...
AI summary The document discusses the elasticity ratios from the TVP pilot program for residential classes during winter and critical peak periods, ranging from 10.7 to 0.1. NS Power will continue monitoring and evaluating price elasticity for future reports. The Board accepts the 2025 SRMC Test to Rates Report.
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