sult of system errors caused by the cyberattack. Detailed Consumption Comparison December 2025 – January 2026: 7109 kWh / 59 days → 120.5 kWh/day December 2024 – January 2025: 4402 kWh / 63 days → 69.
AI summary The text references system errors resulting from a cyberattack and provides energy consumption data comparisons. December 2025–January 2026 shows 7109 kWh over 59 days (120.5 kWh/day), while December 2024–January 2025 shows 4402 kWh over 63 days (69.x kWh/day). The data highlights a significant increase in daily consumption post-cyberattack.
9 kWh/day This represents an increase of approximately 73% in daily consumption, which is excessive and unexplained. This clearly demonstrates that the issue cannot be dismissed as a minor discrepancy or explained by annual consumption tot...
AI summary The appeal challenges a DRO decision, arguing it ignored a 73% spike in daily consumption (9 kWh/day) during December 2025–January 2026, attributed to a March 2025 cyberattack causing systemic overbilling. The appellant requests a focused review on this period, using actual meter readings and historical data, rejecting NS Power's reliance on annual totals. All documentation has been submitted, and a fair correction is demanded.