Topic:"Rate Design" in M12767

NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-3: 2 3 Please provide a simple illustrative reconciliation showing: 4 5 (a) approximately what the customer would have been billed had actual meter reads been 6 available throughout the relevant period; and 7...

AI summary The response to Request IR-3 provides a reconciliation based on actual meter reads, calculating the customer's average daily consumption as 113.0406 kWh per day using data from April 1, 2025, and February 2, 2026.

Request IR-3: - You indicate in your submissions that you believe the estimated bills materially understated your actual electricity usage during the relevant period. Please clarify: - a) whether you believe the amount billed for all elect...

AI summary The document requests clarification from the applicant regarding discrepancies between estimated electricity bills and actual usage, including the accuracy of billing, meter readings, and meter functionality since March 5, 2025.

your responsibility to pay for what you consumed with the financial hardship the large sum is likely to cause, the Board has determined you should pay any outstanding amount over a three-year period. Therefore, I am directing NS Power to o...

AI summary The Board has denied the appeal but directed NS Power to provide a three-year payment plan for outstanding charges to Ms. Mitchell without interest or penalties. The plan must include detailed calculations, assumptions, and scenarios for consumption variations. NS Power must submit its explanation by August 31, 2026, and allow for a week of public comment.

Part A) Equal Billing Plan Amount Box A Total kWh use from Apr 2025 to 46234 Apr 2026: Box B Total monthly fixed fees: $20.082 Details: $20.082 base charge Ad Box C Credit/Balance remaining on Note: A negative amount indicates a 1 account...

AI summary This section outlines the calculation of the Equal Billing Plan Amount based on electricity usage, fixed fees, and account credits. It involves multiplying annual kWh usage by the energy rate, dividing by 12, adding fixed fees, applying tax and rebate adjustments, and factoring in account credits.