L-1-(ii)Rate Schedule A 2026-08-01 with Flow Through and Rate Cap Removed
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DOMESTIC SERVICE Service Charge: $15.04 per month. Energy Rates: 18.596 cents per kilowatt hour for all consumption. Minimum Bill: $15.04 per month. Availability: The Domestic rate shall be applicable to electric energy used by a customer...
AI summary The Domestic Service rate structure includes a fixed service charge of $15.04 per month and an energy rate of 18.596 cents per kilowatt hour. The rate applies to residential use in private residences, with provisions for non-residential loads under 500 watts.
GENERAL Demand Charge: $10.89633 per month per kW of maximum demand. Energy Charge: 23.027 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kW hours per month per kW of maximum demand. 15.793 cents per kilowatt hour for all additional consumption. Mini...
AI summary The General rate structure includes a demand charge of $10.89633 per month per kW of maximum demand, an energy charge of 23.027 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kW hours per month per kW of maximum demand, and 15.793 cents per kilowatt hour for additional consumption. The minimum bill is $32.845 per month or the demand charge, whichever is greater. This rate applies to consumption exceeding 12,000 kWh/year with a maximum demand not exceeding 250 kW.
LARGE GENERAL Demand Charge: $12.65144 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 18.756 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 13.752 cents per kW hour for all additional consumption. M...
AI summary The Large General rate structure includes a demand charge of $12.65144 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand, with varying energy rates based on consumption levels. The rate applies to customers with demand exceeding 250 kW and other rates are not applicable.
ENERGY CHARGE: December, January and February 07:00 am to 1:00 pm 37.581 cents per kilowatt hour 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm 18.596 cents per kilowatt hour 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm 37.581 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 11.783 cents per kilo...
AI summary The document outlines the energy charge rates for December, January, and February, specifying different rates for various time periods during weekdays and a uniform rate for weekends and holidays.
March to November 7:00 am to 10:00 pm 18.596 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 11.783 cents per kilowatt hour The above rates apply weekdays (Monday through Friday inclusive), excluding statutory holidays. For Saturdays, Sundays,...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates, specifying different rates for periods between 7:00 am to 10:00 pm and 10:00 pm to 7:00 am, with the latter rate applying to weekends and statutory holidays.
AVAILABILITY This rate is only available to customers employing Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant (ie. hydronic) heating systems utilizing time shifting technology approved by the Utility.
AI summary The rate is exclusively available to customers using Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant heating systems with time shifting technology approved by the Utility.
L-1-(iii)Rate Schedule A 2027-01-01
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DOMESTIC SERVICE Service Charge: $15.04 per month. Energy Rates: 18.918 cents per kilowatt hour for all consumption. Minimum Bill: $15.04 per month. Availability: The Domestic rate shall be applicable to electric energy used by a customer...
AI summary The Domestic Service rate includes a fixed service charge of $15.04 per month and an energy rate of 18.918 cents per kilowatt hour. The rate applies to residential use in private residences, with exceptions for non-residential loads not exceeding 500 watts.
GENERAL Demand Charge: $11.08516 per month per kW of maximum demand. Energy Charge: 23.426 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kW hours per month per kW of maximum demand. 16.066 cents per kilowatt hour for all additional consumption. Mini...
AI summary The General rate structure includes demand and energy charges, a minimum bill, and specific availability criteria. Demand charge is $11.08516 per month per kW of maximum demand, with energy charges varying based on consumption levels. The rate applies to consumption exceeding 12,000 kWh/year and maximum demand not exceeding 250 kW.
LARGE GENERAL Demand Charge: $12.87069 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 19.081 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 13.991 cents per kW hour for all additional consumption. M...
AI summary The Large General rate structure includes a demand charge of $12.87069 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand, with tiered energy charges of 19.081 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kW hours and 13.991 cents for additional consumption. A minimum charge of $12.11 per kilowatt of maximum demand applies, and the rate is available for customers with demand exceeding 250 kW.
ENERGY CHARGE: December, January and February 07:00 am to 1:00 pm 37.836 cents per kilowatt hour 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm 18.918 cents per kilowatt hour 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm 37.836 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 12.214 cents per kilo...
AI summary The document outlines the energy charge rates for specific hours during December, January, and February. Rates vary between 12.214 cents and 37.836 cents per kilowatt hour, depending on the time of day. These rates apply to weekdays, while weekends and statutory holidays are billed at a flat rate of 12.214 cents per kWh.
March to November 7:00 am to 10:00 pm 18.918 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 12.214 cents per kilowatt hour The above rates apply weekdays (Monday through Friday inclusive), excluding statutory holidays. For Saturdays, Sundays,...
AI summary The text provides time-of-use electricity rates for weekdays and weekends/holidays in Nova Scotia, with higher rates during off-peak hours (10:00 pm to 7:00 am) compared to peak hours (7:00 am to 10:00 pm).
AVAILABILITY This rate is only available to customers employing Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant (ie. hydronic) heating systems utilizing time shifting technology approved by the Utility.
AI summary This rate is exclusively available to customers using Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant heating systems with time shifting technology approved by the Utility.
L-2LEU (NSEB) RIRs 1-10
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14 Response: - 15 TOLEU understands this question as raising the issue that a rate change, and specifically a 16 change of the FAM rate, which went into effect before approval of the past GRA, is not - 17 included in the "existing" cost of...
AI summary The Utility acknowledges that the FAM rate change was not included in the existing cost of power computation for the flow-through application. It argues that the 'existing' cost of power should be computed based on the same basis as the GRA, even if there were forecast variances or errors, to properly adjust retail rates to reflect new wholesale rates.
16 Response: 17 0.11705 was a figure taken from a rate document prior to the Board's final Order and was not 18 intended to include any FAM amount. The appropriate amount has been verified as 0.11600 per 19 the Board's Order, and has been...
AI summary The text discusses a correction to a rate document figure from before the Board's final Order, referencing the Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM). It also asks about the methodology used for setting growth factors in energy consumption forecasts based on the General Rate Application (GRA).
29 Response: - 30 (a) This is correct. The growth factor is estimated as the average of the approved forecast 31 growth rates from the GRA and the most current actual year over year growth rate. - 32 (b) In submitting this forecast for pur...
AI summary The Utility explains its approach to forecasting growth rates for a flow through application, balancing the need for accuracy with the desire to expedite rate adjustments. It uses a compromise method that averages approved growth rates from the GRA with recent actual data, avoiding a full forecast analysis which would be costly and time-consuming.
3 Response: - 4 On review of the results of this analysis, it was discovered that certain billing adjustments had not - 5 been included in energy consumption amounts for 2024/25 and 2025/26. On the basis of further - 6 analysis completed o...
AI summary The Utility identified billing adjustments not included in energy consumption amounts for 2024/25 and 2025/26, leading to revised estimates of 4.54% and 5.90%, respectively. The Utility is concerned about the 2025/26 figures but has not isolated additional causes. It suggests an averaging approach and a line loss estimate of 4.41% is reasonable.
25 Response: - 26 It is correct that the approach used was to estimate this factor based on actual purchases in prior - 27 periods. Reflecting the fact that relative energy use in each month varies from year to year, - 28 TOLEU has used an...
AI summary The response discusses the method used to estimate a factor based on actual purchases from prior periods, averaging the three most recent years of data. Calculations for different periods are provided, and a reference has been updated for transparency, with the impact noted as not significant.
9 Request IR-8: - 10 Referring to the Retail Rates 2026 Tab: - 11 In column O, Rows 51-76, the GRA Billing Determinants from column T were scaled for growth. - 12 This scaling appears to have used the energy growth rates calculated in the...
AI summary The document requests an explanation regarding the assumption that demand and customer numbers grow at the same rate as energy consumption, as reflected in the Retail Rates 2026 tab and Test Year Load Forecast tab.
16 Response: 17 a) The Utility understands that year over year and over a longer term, consumption per 18 customer and individual load factors change due to many factors. The Utility has not 19 conducted any study to analyze such changes....
AI summary The Utility acknowledges that customer load factors change over time but has not conducted a study on these changes. For the GRA, recent billing data and forecasts were used to estimate load factors and customer growth, and TOLEU considers this approach reasonable for a few years, with a review planned in the next GRA.
7 Response: 6 22 29 30 8 a) Yes, in adjusting to a calendar 2027 year for the January 2027 approved municipal rate, 9 the same adjustment applicable to wholesale power should have been applied to retail 10 sales. To do so, a 2027 calendar...
AI summary The Utility acknowledges that a 2027 calendar class kWh forecast was computed by applying the same increment used for wholesale purchases to retail sales, despite the complexity of calendarizing retail consumption due to differences in billing periods and cycle billing processes.
L-2-(ii)Rate Schedule A 2026-07-01 with Flow Through IR-Updated
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RATES All bills are due and payable when rendered. All unpaid accounts are subject to overdue interest charges in accordance with Regulation 5.2 - "Payment of bills, overdue interest charges, and returned payment charge". In this Schedule,...
AI summary The document outlines the process for adjusting municipal electric rates in Lunenburg due to increased costs from Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI). The rate adjustments are based on a formula involving forecasted power purchase costs and revenue, and the Utility must provide detailed forecasts and analyses when requesting rate changes.
Nova Scotia Power Inc. ("NSPI") Municipal Rate Class Adjustments to Demand Side Management and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism In order to recover Demand Side Management ("DSM") and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism ("FAM") adjustments due to Nova Scoti...
AI summary The document outlines adjustments to the Demand Side Management (DSM) and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) rates for various municipal rate classes by Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI). Formulas are provided to calculate adjustments for different service categories, including Domestic, Small General, Large General, and Street and Yard Lighting, based on NSPI DSM and FAM rates, annual kWh purchases, and other factors.
LARGE GENERAL Demand Charge: $12.869 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 19.079 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 13.989 cents per kW hour for all additional consumption. Min...
AI summary The Large General rate structure includes a demand charge of $12.869 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand, with tiered energy rates of 19.079 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kWh and 13.989 cents for additional consumption. A minimum charge of $12.11 per kilowatt of maximum demand applies, and the rate is available for customers with demand exceeding 250 kW.
December, January and February 07:00 am to 1:00 pm 37.830 cents per kilowatt hour 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm 18.915 cents per kilowatt hour 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm 37.830 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 12.214 cents per kilowatt hour The a...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates for weekdays and weekends, specifying different rates for various time periods. Weekday rates vary between 12.214 cents and 37.830 cents per kWh, while weekends and statutory holidays are billed at a flat rate of 12.214 cents per kWh.
L-2-(iii)Rate Schedule A 2026-08-01 with Flow Through and Rate Cap Removed IR-Updated
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Nova Scotia Power Inc. ("NSPI") Municipal Rate Class Adjustments to Demand Side Management and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism In order to recover Demand Side Management ("DSM") and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism ("FAM") adjustments due to Nova Scoti...
AI summary This document outlines the process for adjusting municipal rate classes for Demand Side Management (DSM) and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) by Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI), based on formulas provided for different service categories, including Domestic, General, and Street and Yard Lighting, with specific calculations for on-peak, shoulder, and off-peak charges.
LARGE GENERAL Demand Charge: $12.081 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 17.897 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 13.118 cents per kW hour for all additional consumption. Min...
AI summary The Large General rate includes a demand charge of $12.081 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand, with tiered energy charges of 17.897 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kWh and 13.118 cents per kW hour for additional consumption. The rate applies to customers with demand exceeding 250 kW.
ENERGY CHARGE: December, January and February 07:00 am to 1:00 pm 37.372 cents per kilowatt hour 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm 18.492 cents per kilowatt hour 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm 37.372 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 11.676 cents per kilo...
AI summary The energy charge rates for December, January, and February are outlined with varying rates depending on the time of day. Weekdays have different rates during specific hours, while weekends and statutory holidays are billed at a flat rate of 11.676 cents per kWh.
March to November 7:00 am to 10:00 pm 18.492 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 11.676 cents per kilowatt hour The above rates apply weekdays (Monday through Friday inclusive), excluding statutory holidays. For Saturdays, Sundays,...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates for weekdays and weekends/holidays, with higher rates during off-peak hours (10:00 pm to 7:00 am) compared to on-peak hours (7:00 am to 10:00 pm). Weekday rates differ from those on weekends and statutory holidays.
L-2-(iv)Rate Schedule A 2027-01-01 IR-Updated
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Nova Scotia Power Inc. ("NSPI") Municipal Rate Class Adjustments to Demand Side Management and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism In order to recover Demand Side Management ("DSM") and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism ("FAM") adjustments due to Nova Scoti...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) is proposing adjustments to Demand Side Management (DSM) and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) rates for municipal classes. The adjustments will be applied using specific formulas to calculate the impact on kWh rates for various service categories, including Domestic, Small General, Large General, and Street and Yard Lighting. The formulas consider factors such as NSPI DSM and FAM rates, kWh purchases, and adjustments due to FAM or DSM.
ENERGY CHARGE: December, January and February 07:00 am to 1:00 pm 37.372 cents per kilowatt hour 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm 18.492 cents per kilowatt hour 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm 37.372 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 11.676 cents per kilo...
AI summary The document outlines energy charge rates for specific hours during December, January, and February, with different rates for various time periods. Weekdays have varying rates, while weekends and statutory holidays are billed at a flat rate of 11.676 cents per kWh.
March to November 7:00 am to 10:00 pm 18.492 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 11.676 cents per kilowatt hour The above rates apply weekdays (Monday through Friday inclusive), excluding statutory holidays. For Saturdays, Sundays,...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates for weekdays and weekends/holidays, with higher rates during off-peak hours. Weekday rates vary between 18.492 cents and 11.676 cents per kWh, while weekends and holidays are uniformly charged at 11.676 cents per kWh.
AVAILABILITY This rate is only available to customers employing Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant (ie. hydronic) heating systems utilizing time shifting technology approved by the Utility.
AI summary The rate is exclusively available to customers using Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant heating systems with time shifting technology approved by the Utility.
The Street and Yard Lighting rate shall be applicable to the supply of outdoor illumination on a dusk-to-dawn schedule involving approximately 4,000 hours burning time per year and shall include maintenance of equipment and lamp renewals.
AI summary The Street and Yard Lighting rate applies to outdoor illumination on a dusk-to-dawn schedule, with approximately 4,000 hours of burning time annually, and includes equipment maintenance and lamp renewals.
103035Decision & Order
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DECISION AND ORDER In an Application dated July 3, 2026, the Town of Lunenburg, on behalf of its Electric Utility, applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board for approval to amend its Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply and Services to allo...
AI summary The Town of Lunenburg applied for approval to amend its electric rates to pass through changes in Nova Scotia Power Inc.'s rates and adjustments. The NSUARB previously approved formulas for passing through rate increases and DSM/FAM adjustments. The Energy Board now considers the proposed rates for 2027, noting that annual rider changes may require further adjustments.
RATES All bills are due and payable when rendered. All unpaid accounts are subject to overdue interest charges in accordance with Regulation 5.2 - "Payment of bills, overdue interest charges, and returned payment charge". In this Schedule,...
AI summary The document outlines the process for adjusting municipal electricity rates in Lunenburg based on forecasted power purchase costs and revenue. The rate changes are calculated using a formula involving forecasted costs, revenue, and approved increases, and require a comprehensive summary of purchase and sales data for the previous two years.
Nova Scotia Power Inc. ("NSPI") Municipal Rate Class Adjustments to Demand Side Management and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism In order to recover Demand Side Management ("DSM") and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism ("FAM") adjustments due to Nova Scoti...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) is proposing adjustments to Demand Side Management (DSM) and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) rates for various municipal rate classes. The adjustments will be calculated using specific formulas based on NSPI's DSM and FAM rates, annual kWh purchases, and other factors, without the need for a public hearing.
GENERAL Demand Charge: $10.836 per month per kW of maximum demand. Energy Charge: 22.899 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kW hours per month per kW of maximum demand. 15.705 cents per kilowatt hour for all additional consumption. Minimu...
AI summary The General rate includes a demand charge of $10.836 per month per kW of maximum demand and energy charges based on consumption tiers. The minimum bill is $32.85 per month, and the rate applies to consumption exceeding 12,000 kWh/year with a maximum demand not exceeding 250 kW.
LARGE GENERAL Demand Charge: $12.581 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 18.652 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 13.676 cents per kW hour for all additional consumption. Min...
AI summary The Large General rate includes a demand charge of $12.581 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand, with varying energy charges based on consumption levels. The rate applies to customers with demand exceeding 250 kW and other rates are not applicable.
ENERGY CHARGE: December, January and February 07:00 am to 1:00 pm 37.372 cents per kilowatt hour 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm 18.492 cents per kilowatt hour 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm 37.372 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 11.676 cents per kilo...
AI summary The document outlines energy charge rates for specific times of the day during December, January, and February. Different rates apply during various time intervals, with lower rates during off-peak hours and higher rates during peak hours. The rates apply to weekdays, excluding statutory holidays, while weekends and holidays are billed at a flat rate.
March to November 7:00 am to 10:00 pm 18.492 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 11.676 cents per kilowatt hour The above rates apply weekdays (Monday through Friday inclusive), excluding statutory holidays. For Saturdays, Sundays,...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates, specifying different rates for daytime and nighttime consumption, with the higher rate applying on weekends and statutory holidays.
RATES All bills are due and payable when rendered. All unpaid accounts are subject to overdue interest charges in accordance with Regulation 5.2 - "Payment of bills, overdue interest charges, and returned payment charge". In this Schedule,...
AI summary The document outlines the process for adjusting municipal electricity rates in Lunenburg due to increased costs from Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI). It provides a formula to calculate the required rate changes and requires the Lunenburg Electric Utility to submit detailed forecasts and comparisons with previous years' data.
Nova Scotia Power Inc. ("NSPI") Municipal Rate Class Adjustments to Demand Side Management and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism In order to recover Demand Side Management ("DSM") and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism ("FAM") adjustments due to Nova Scoti...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) seeks to adjust municipal rate classes for Demand Side Management (DSM) and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) based on formulas provided. Adjustments will be calculated using factors such as kWh purchases, FAM and DSM rates, and loss factors. The Board may amend rates without a public hearing.
December, January and February 07:00 am to 1:00 pm 37.830 cents per kilowatt hour 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm 18.915 cents per kilowatt hour 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm 37.830 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 12.214 cents per kilowatt hour The a...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates for weekdays and weekends in Nova Scotia. Rates vary between different time periods, with higher rates during peak hours and a lower rate applied for off-peak hours, including weekends and statutory holidays.
March to November 7:00 am to 10:00 pm 18.915 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 12.214 cents per kilowatt hour The above rates apply weekdays (Monday through Friday inclusive), excluding statutory holidays. For Saturdays, Sundays,...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates for weekdays and weekends, specifying different rates for different times of the day. Weekday rates vary between 18.915 cents per kWh during the day and 12.214 cents per kWh during nighttime hours, while weekends and statutory holidays are billed at a flat rate of 12.214 cents per kWh.
102847Letter from LEU re RIRs
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P.O. Box 129 . Halifax NS 83J 3S3 Lunenburg, Nova ScotJ.a ' Canada B0J 2C0 July 20, 2026 Crystal Henwood Regulatory Affairs Officer/Clerk ../4 World.!Y{ertm,ye,Jk,,, Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board 119 Cumberland Street PO Box 1692, U...
AI summary The Town of Lunenburg Electricity Utility (TOLEU) provides responses to the Board's IRs 1-10, updating its analysis schedule and proposed rate schedules. It computes an annualized revenue requirement increase of $142,512, resulting in a 1.77% weighted average rate increase for retail customers, with specific adjustments to demand, energy, and DSM/FAM charges.
hted average rate increases to TOLEU's retail customers reflecting the immediate cost of power increase is computed as 1.77%. The percentage impacts to each class vary slightly due to rate design. To compute rate adjustments reflecting the...
AI summary The document discusses rate increases for TOLEU's retail customers due to rising power costs, with an average increase of 1.77%. Further adjustments are proposed based on the removal of a rate cap and changes in wholesale power costs, leading to an additional 2.90% increase. The weighted average rate increase across all customer classes is projected to be 2.10%.
n adjusted to reflect removal of the rate cap where it applies. - b. The percentage increase in cost of power has then been applied to demand and energy charges, and a per kWh adjustment for DSM and FAM is applied to all kWh charges. - c....
AI summary This text outlines the methodology for adjusting rates in response to the removal of a rate cap, including the application of cost increases and adjustments for DSM and FAM. It also specifies the rates for 2027, incorporating adjustments for energy losses and differences in peak and off-peak consumption rates.
103035Decision & Order
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RATES All bills are due and payable when rendered. All unpaid accounts are subject to overdue interest charges in accordance with Regulation 5.2 - "Payment of bills, overdue interest charges, and returned payment charge". In this Schedule,...
AI summary The document outlines the process for adjusting municipal electricity rates in Lunenburg due to increased costs from Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI). A formula is provided to calculate the required rate changes, and the Utility must submit detailed forecasts and analyses to support the rate adjustments.
Nova Scotia Power Inc. ("NSPI") Municipal Rate Class Adjustments to Demand Side Management and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism In order to recover Demand Side Management ("DSM") and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism ("FAM") adjustments due to Nova Scoti...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) is proposing adjustments to Demand Side Management (DSM) and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) rates for various municipal classes. The Board may amend rates based on formulas involving DSM and FAM rates, annual kWh purchases, and adjustments due to FAM or DSM. Formulas are provided for different categories including Street and Yard Lighting and Domestic Time of Use Rates.
GENERAL Demand Charge: $10.836 per month per kW of maximum demand. Energy Charge: 22.899 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kW hours per month per kW of maximum demand. 15.705 cents per kilowatt hour for all additional consumption. Minimu...
AI summary The General rate includes a demand charge of $10.836 per month per kW of maximum demand and an energy charge of 22.899 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kW hours per month per kW of maximum demand, with a minimum bill of $32.85 per month. It applies to consumption exceeding 12,000 kWh/year and a maximum demand not exceeding 250 kW.
LARGE GENERAL Demand Charge: $12.581 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 18.652 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand. 13.676 cents per kW hour for all additional consumption. Min...
AI summary The Large General rate structure includes a demand charge of $12.581 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand, with tiered energy rates: 18.652 cents per kW hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours and 13.676 cents for additional consumption. A minimum charge of $12.11 per kilowatt of maximum demand is also applied. This rate applies to customers with demand exceeding 250 kW.
March to November 7:00 am to 10:00 pm 18.492 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 11.676 cents per kilowatt hour The above rates apply weekdays (Monday through Friday inclusive), excluding statutory holidays. For Saturdays, Sundays,...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates, with lower rates during off-peak hours (7:00 am to 10:00 pm) and higher rates during peak hours (10:00 pm to 7:00 am). These rates apply to weekdays, excluding statutory holidays, while weekends and holidays are billed at the higher rate.
The Street and Yard Lighting rate shall be applicable to the supply of outdoor illumination on a dusk-to-dawn schedule involving approximately 4,000 hours burning time per year and shall include maintenance of equipment and lamp renewals.
AI summary The Street and Yard Lighting rate applies to outdoor illumination on a dusk-to-dawn schedule, with approximately 4,000 hours of burning time per year, and includes equipment maintenance and lamp renewals.
RATES All bills are due and payable when rendered. All unpaid accounts are subject to overdue interest charges in accordance with Regulation 5.2 - "Payment of bills, overdue interest charges, and returned payment charge". In this Schedule,...
AI summary The document outlines the process for adjusting municipal electric rates in Lunenburg based on forecasted power purchase costs and revenue. The rate adjustment formula is provided, and the Utility is required to submit a detailed analysis of forecasted and actual purchase and sales amounts for the previous two years.
Nova Scotia Power Inc. ("NSPI") Municipal Rate Class Adjustments to Demand Side Management and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism In order to recover Demand Side Management ("DSM") and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism ("FAM") adjustments due to Nova Scoti...
AI summary The document outlines adjustments to Demand Side Management (DSM) and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) rates for various municipal rate classes by Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI), based on specific formulas and conditions, following notice by the Council of the Town of Lunenburg to the Nova Scotia Energy Board.
December, January and February 07:00 am to 1:00 pm 37.830 cents per kilowatt hour 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm 18.915 cents per kilowatt hour 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm 37.830 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 12.214 cents per kilowatt hour The a...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates for weekdays and weekends in Nova Scotia, specifying different rates for various time periods. Weekday rates vary between 12.214 cents and 37.830 cents per kWh, while weekends and statutory holidays are billed at a flat rate of 12.214 cents per kWh.
March to November 7:00 am to 10:00 pm 18.915 cents per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 7:00 am 12.214 cents per kilowatt hour The above rates apply weekdays (Monday through Friday inclusive), excluding statutory holidays. For Saturdays, Sundays,...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates for weekdays and weekends/holidays in Nova Scotia, with higher rates during off-peak hours (10:00 pm to 7:00 am) compared to peak hours (7:00 am to 10:00 pm).
The Street and Yard Lighting rate shall be applicable to the supply of outdoor illumination on a dusk-to-dawn schedule involving approximately 4,000 hours burning time per year and shall include maintenance of equipment and lamp renewals.
AI summary The Street and Yard Lighting rate is defined as applicable to outdoor illumination on a dusk-to-dawn schedule, with approximately 4,000 hours of annual usage, and includes equipment maintenance and lamp renewals.