ATTACHMENT 1: YEAR-TO-DATE 2026 RATE CLASS RESULTS
AI summary Attachment 1 presents year-to-date 2026 rate class results from a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding, likely detailing financial or operational metrics for different customer rate classes under utility regulation.
13 Table 1: 2026 Rate Class Allocations 2026 Expenditures by Rate Class Rate Class 2026 Plan as Approved ($ million) 2026 MCA ($ million) Variance (MCA to Plan) YTD Actual 2026 Expenditures ($ million) YTD Actual Expenditures as % of 2026...
AI summary Table 1 provides a breakdown of 2026 rate class allocations, showing expenditures approved, mid-course adjustments (MCA), variances, and year-to-date actual expenditures. The data highlights the percentage of planned and MCA expenditures that have been spent so far, with some rate classes showing significant variances.
17 Numbers may not sum due to rounding. Expenditure amounts are unaudited. 18 Includes energy efficiency, demand response, and Enabling Strategies investments. 19 14 - 20 E1 has provided explanations of changes of 15 percent or more in the...
AI summary The text discusses mid-course adjustments in expenditures within certain rate classes, noting that E1 has provided explanations for changes of 15 percent or more compared to the 2026 Plan as Approved, specifically in Q1 for large general, medium industrial, municipal, and unmetered rate classes.
7 2.2 Other rate class information 8 For additional context on rate classes, the following tables are provided. 9 - 10 Table 2 provides E1's spending by rate class as a percentage of the total 2026 Plan and the total - 11 2026 mid-course a...
AI summary The text discusses the provision of tables that provide context on rate classes, specifically highlighting E1's spending by rate class as a percentage of the total 2026 Plan and the 2026 mid-course adjustment (MCA). The percentages between the two are closely aligned proportionally.
Table 1 Update on Implementation of 2023-2024 Evaluation Recommendations Year Evaluation/ Verification Recommendation Text Comments Expected Period of Completion 2024 Evaluation Investigate the impact of increasing modelling incentives (th...
AI summary This table discusses the deferral of a recommendation to investigate the impact of increasing modelling incentives on the service, pending the NSEB's decision on E1's 2027-2031 DSM Plan. E1 argues that its current maximum modelling incentive is aligned with practices in other jurisdictions.
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