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Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2026 Annually Adjusted Rates (AARs)
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2026 COSS Methodology Disproportionately impacts RtR Customers p. p. 1
2026 COSS Methodology Disproportionately impacts RtR Customers The RtR tariffs were developed and approved under a different cost allocation model and therefore do not reflect the substantial shifts in demand-related allocations now propos...

AI summary The 2026 COSS methodology disproportionately impacts RtR customers by shifting costs from energy to demand, increasing demand charges and misaligning cost allocation with the current framework. This could undermine competition in the RtR market and contradict legislative objectives, requiring a tariff review before Q4 2026.

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