Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Rate Smoothing Adjustment" in M13024

Matter: Town of Antigonish Electric Utility - 2026 Amendment Application for Large General Customer Rates
3 passages 2 documents

Rate Smoothing Adjustment across all matters →

A-2Proposed Rates for Sept. 1, 2026 1 passage
Domestic, Small General, General, and Street Lighting
Domestic, Small General, General, and Street Lighting In order to recover costs due to power purchase changes and upon notice by the Council of the Town Antigonish to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board, (the Board), the Board may ame...

AI summary The document outlines a formula and process for adjusting rates for Domestic, Small General, General, and Street Lighting services based on changes in power purchase costs. Adjustments can be made without a public hearing, provided the Board reviews and approves the changes, ensuring they are reasonable and prudent. The process involves calculating differences in power costs and adjusting rates accordingly.

103424Board Order 2 passages
Domestic, Small General, General, and Street Lighting
Domestic, Small General, General, and Street Lighting In order to recover costs due to power purchase changes and upon notice by the Council of the Town Antigonish to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board, (the Board), the Board may ame...

AI summary The document outlines a formula for adjusting rates for Domestic, Small General, General, and Street Lighting services in response to changes in power purchase costs. The adjustment process involves calculating changes in power costs and revenue, and may be done without a public hearing. The Board may also consider measures to assist customers if rate increases exceed 10%.

Domestic, Small General, General, and Street Lighting
Domestic, Small General, General, and Street Lighting In order to recover FAM adjustments due to NSPI approved FAM adjustments and upon notice by the Council of the Town of Antigonish to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (the "Board...

AI summary The document outlines a process for adjusting kWh rates for Domestic, Small General, General, and Street Lighting services in response to FAM adjustments, based on calculations involving D, E, and F. The adjustment applies to the energy portion of street lighting charges, incorporating NSPI's current rates and regulations.

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