Topic:"Rates And Money" in M12499

Relief Sought While the need for temporary modificationsto the TVP pilot is disappointing – particularly in light of the significant progress and momentum achieved to date – it reflects the only viable path forward under current system con...

AI summary NS Power acknowledges the need for temporary modifications to the TVP pilot but remains committed to its long-term success. The company plans to reschedule a technical session and provide updates from previous proceedings. It also seeks relief from the NSEB and intends to continue stakeholder engagement.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery Charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, which are added to the energy charge.

The minimum monthly charge shall be as follows: per month Effective January 1, 2024 $19.17 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The document outlines the minimum monthly charge effective January 1, 2024, set at $19.17. It includes a table with the charge per month and mentions availability conditions, though the latter is not detailed in the provided text.

Special Terms and Provisions - (1) Green Power, as defined for the purposes of this rider includes energy produced from renewable resources that have minimal impact on the environment, and could be independently certified by third party en...

AI summary The rider defines 'Green Power' as energy from renewable resources with minimal environmental impact, potentially certifiable by third parties. The Company may limit service based on the availability of green energy.

CUSTOMER CHARGE per month Effective January 1, 2024 $19.17 ENERGY CHARGE cents per kilowatt-hour During a Critical Peak Event Non-critical Peak Hours Effective January 1, 2024 142.256 14.290 Effective November 1, 2024 169.310 14.222 Effect...

AI summary The document outlines the customer charge and energy charge rates effective from January 1, 2024, including a critical peak event rate structure. The energy charge varies depending on whether it is during a critical peak event or non-critical peak hours, with rates increasing significantly during critical peak events.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery Charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

Schedule D-2 – Small General Time-of-Use Tariff CLEAN

AI summary Schedule D-2 outlines the Small General Time-of-Use Tariff CLEAN, which is a rate structure designed for small general customers, likely involving time-of-use pricing mechanisms.

ENERGY CHARGE cents per kilowatt-hour Critical Peak hours per month per For all additional kilowatt-hours Effective February 2, 2023 151.171 10.480 8.640 Effective January 1, 2024 152.209 11.518 9.678 Effective November 1, 2025 to October...

AI summary The document outlines energy charge rates for different periods, including Critical Peak hours and additional kilowatt-hour charges. The rates are effective from February 2023 to October 2026, with specific values for each period. Critical Peak Events are defined as four-hour events occurring between 6:00 AM and 11:00 PM during the winter period.

MAXIMUM PER KWH CHARGE/MINIMUM BILL The maximum charge per kWh, applying to that portion of the bill which is not concerned with determination of the cost of the Critical Peak Events, will be that for a billing load factor of I 0% except t...

AI summary This section outlines the maximum charge per kWh applicable to portions of the bill not related to Critical Peak Events, with a load factor of 100%, and establishes a minimum monthly bill threshold.

MAXIMUM PER KWH CHARGE/MINIMUM BILL The maximum charge per kWh, applying to that portion of the bill which is not concerned with determination of the cost of the Critical Peak Events, will be that for a billing load factor of I 0% except t...

AI summary The document discusses the maximum charge per kWh and the minimum monthly bill, specifying that the maximum charge applies to the portion of the bill not related to Critical Peak Events and that the minimum monthly bill has a defined lower limit.

The maximum charge per kWh will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except that the minimum monthly bill shall not be less than the following. per month Effective February 2, 2023 $21.28 Effective January 1, 2024 $21.28 AVAILABILITY C...

AI summary The document establishes a minimum monthly bill for electricity customers, ensuring that even with a low billing load factor of 10%, the charge per kWh does not fall below specified amounts effective in 2023 and 2024.

n revised Tariffs. The redline Tariffs appended to this correspondence are the current approved version of these Tariffs, rather than those proposed in the 2026-2027 General Rate Application (M12451). To assist the Board's review of this c...

AI summary The document provides revised tariffs approved by the NSEB, referencing the M12499 Board Decision. It includes a table summarizing the revisions and implementation details, aiding the Board's review of the compliance filing.

3 M12499 – Board Decision, pages 5-6. M12499 NSEB Directive3 Summary of NS Power Tariff Revisions Implementation Details

AI summary The document outlines a Board Decision (M12499) related to the NSEB Directive, focusing on revisions to NS Power's tariff and their implementation details. The summary and implementation details are described in pages 5-6 of the decision.

Important Update: Time-of-Use Rate Pilot As a current participant in the Time-of-Use Rate Pilot , you are receiving this message to inform you that the rate pilot has been temporarily paused. Effective November 1st, your bills will indicat...

AI summary The Time-of-Use Rate Pilot has been temporarily paused, and participants will now be billed at the Standard Residential Service Rate until further notice, effective November 1st.

Stay Informed When the Critical Peak Pricing Rate Pilot is restored, we will notify you in advance so you can be prepared for the return of Critical Peak events and off-peak rates. Thank you for your continued participation and interest in...

AI summary The text informs customers about the restoration of the Critical Peak Pricing Rate Pilot, promising advance notification to prepare for the return of Critical Peak events and off-peak rates. It also includes a copyright notice and options for email preference changes.

CUSTOMER CHARGE per month Effective January 1, 2024 $19.17 INTERIM ENERGY CHARGE

AI summary The document outlines the customer charge effective January 1, 2024, set at $19.17 per month, and mentions an interim energy charge, though details on the latter are not provided.

cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge During a Critical Peak Event Non-critical Peak Hours Effective December 1, 2025 n/a 16.931 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5. October 28, 2025.

AI summary The document outlines an interim energy charge structure effective December 1, 2025, with a non-critical peak hour rate of 16.931 cents per kilowatt-hour. It references a Board Decision (M12499) from October 28, 2025, page 5.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery Charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

The minimum monthly charge shall be as follows: per month Effective January 1, 2024 $19.17 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The document outlines the minimum monthly charge effective January 1, 2024, which is set at $19.17. It also mentions availability conditions, though no further details are provided.

ENERGY CHARGE cents per kilowatt-hour For the first 200 During a kilowatt-hours per Critical Peak month after Critical Event Peak Event usage For all additional kilowatt-hours Effective February 2, 2023 143.145 14.025 12.681 Effective Janu...

AI summary The document outlines the energy charge rates for the first 200 kilowatt-hours during a Critical Peak Event and for all additional kilowatt-hours, effective February 2, 2023, and January 1, 2024. A Critical Peak Event is defined as a four-hour duration occurring between 6:00 AM and 11:00 PM during the Winter Period.

cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge During a For the first 200 For all Critical Peak kilowatt-hours per Event month additional kilowatt-hours Effective December 1, 2025 n/a 17.567 15.841 1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5....

AI summary The document outlines an interim energy charge structure effective December 1, 2025, with different rates for various kilowatt-hour thresholds and events. It references a Board Decision (M12499) from October 28, 2025, which is cited in the text.

INTERIM ENERGY CHARGE Effective December 1, 2025, in accordance with the Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB, Board) Decision1 on NS Power's Application for 2025/26 Time-varying Pricing (TVP) Tariffs (M12499): - The Interim Energy Charge applie...

AI summary An interim energy charge is implemented effective December 1, 2025, as per the NSEB Decision on NS Power's TVP Tariff application. The charge applies during all hours and aligns with standard offer rates until system functionality is restored. Critical Peak Events are suspended during this period, and specific notification and rate restoration procedures are outlined.

per month Effective February 2, 2023 $21.28 Effective January 1, 2024 $21.28 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The document provides information on the effective dates and rates for a service, with a rate of $21.28 per month effective from February 2, 2023, and continuing to January 1, 2024. It also includes a section on availability conditions, though no details are provided.

Interim Energy Charge (Non cents per winter Period) kilowatt-hour April 1 through October 31 (all hours) Effective November 1, 2025 16.931 Effective: November 1, 20242025

AI summary The document outlines the interim energy charge for the non-winter period, effective November 1, 2025, at a rate of 16.931 cents per kilowatt-hour, applicable from April 1 through October 31.

cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge (Winter Period) On-peak (morning) Off-peak On-peak (evening) Off-peak November 1 through March 31 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM Effective Novembe...

AI summary The text outlines the interim energy charge rates for different periods and peak/off-peak times in Nova Scotia, effective from 2024 to 2025. It specifies varying rates for winter and non-winter periods, with distinct on-peak and off-peak pricing during the winter months.

Interim Energy Charge cents per kilowatt-hour (Winter and Non-winter Periods) for the first 200 for all kilowatt-hours additional per month kilowatt-hours Effective November 1, 2025 17.567 15.841 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5. Oc...

AI summary The document outlines the interim energy charge rates effective November 1, 2025, with different rates for the first 200 kilowatt-hours and additional kilowatt-hours per month. The rates are presented in a table and referenced in a board decision from October 28, 2025.

MINIMUM MONTHLY CHARGE The minimum monthly charge shall be as follows:

AI summary The document outlines the minimum monthly charge structure, though the specific details are not provided in the text due to the presence of images that presumably contain the relevant information.

SMALL GENERAL TIME OF USE TARIFF Page 3 of 3 per month Effective February 2, 2023 $21.28 Effective January 1, 2024 $21.28 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The document outlines the monthly charge for the Small General Time of Use Tariff, which remains unchanged at $21.28 from February 2, 2023, to January 1, 2024. It also mentions the availability conditions for the tariff, though specific details are not provided in the excerpt.

Interim Energy Charge cents per kilowatt-hour (Winter and Non-winter Periods) for the first 200 kilowatt-hours per month for all additional kilowatt-hours Effective November 1, 2025 17.567 15.841 1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5....

AI summary The document outlines the interim energy charge rates effective November 1, 2025, with different rates for the first 200 kilowatt-hours and additional kilowatt-hours per month. A reference is made to a Board Decision (M12499) from October 28, 2025, page 5.

per month Effective February 2, 2023 $21.28 Effective January 1, 2024 $21.28 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The document provides information on a monthly rate of $21.28 effective from February 2, 2023, and January 1, 2024. It includes a section on availability conditions, though specific details are not elaborated in the provided text.

Interim Energy Charge cents per kilowa itt-hour (Winter and Non-winter Periods) for the first 200 kilowatt- hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand for all additional kilowatt-hours Effective November 1, 2025 14.287 10.990 ENERGY CH...

AI summary The document outlines energy charge rates for different periods and times of day, including winter and non-winter periods, with specific rates effective from February 2, 2023, and January 1, 2024. Off-peak pricing applies on weekends and certain holidays during the winter period.

1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5. October 28, 2025. Interim Energy Charge cents per kilowa tt-hour (Winter and Non-winter Periods) for the first 200 kilowatt- hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand for all additional kilow...

AI summary The document outlines energy charge rates effective from February 2, 2023, and January 1, 2024, distinguishing between winter and non-winter periods, with different rates for on-peak and off-peak hours. Off-peak rates also apply on weekends and certain holidays.

The maximum charge per kWh will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except that the minimum monthly bill shall not be less than the following. per month Effective February 2, 2023 $21.28 Effective January 1, 2024 $21.28 AVAILABILITY C...

AI summary The document sets a maximum charge per kWh based on a billing load factor of 10%, with a minimum monthly bill requirement of $21.28 effective from February 2, 2023, and continuing to January 1, 2024.

FINDINGS The Board shares the same concerns identified by the parties in their submissions. TVP programs are designed to incent different customer electricity usage to benefit the system by shifting load and deferring or eliminating signif...

AI summary The Board agrees with the parties' concerns regarding NS Power's TVP Tariffs, noting that they may cause revenue loss and violate the Public Utilities Act by creating unequal rates for the same service. The Board emphasizes the need for revenue-neutral TVP programs and references a court case that rejected differential pricing for affordability.

Domestic CPP The Board notes that the Domestic CPP customers' rate outside of critical peak events is substantially lower than the standard Domestic rate, and leaving these customers at the lower rate will result in lost revenue requiremen...

AI summary The Board has directed that the Domestic CPP rate be amended to the standard Domestic offer rate, effective December 1, 2025, to address lost revenue from the TVP program. The Board also agrees that no 30-day notice is required for resuming the CPP program, allowing immediate resumption once system functionality is restored.

CUSTOMER CHARGE per month Effective January 1, 2024 $19.17 INTERIM ENERGY CHARGE

AI summary The document outlines the customer charge effective January 1, 2024, set at $19.17 per month, and references an interim energy charge. No further details are provided about these charges or their implications.

cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge During a Critical Peak Event Non-critical Peak Hours Effective December 1, 2025 n/a 16.931

AI summary The table outlines an interim energy charge structure effective December 1, 2025, specifying a rate of 16.931 cents per kilowatt-hour during non-critical peak hours, with no rate specified for critical peak events.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery Charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

The minimum monthly charge shall be as follows: per month Effective January 1, 2024 $19.17 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The document outlines the minimum monthly charge, effective January 1, 2024, which is set at $19.17. It also introduces a section on availability conditions, though no details are provided in the excerpt.

Interim Energy Charge (Non cents per winter Period) kilowatt-hour April 1 through October 31 (all hours) Effective November 1, 2025 16.931 Effective: November 1, 2025

AI summary The document outlines the interim energy charge for the non-winter period, effective November 1, 2025, at a rate of 16.931 cents per kilowatt-hour, applicable from April 1 through October 31.

1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5. October 28, 2025. cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge (Winter Period) On-peak (morning) Off-peak On-peak (evening) Off-peak November 1 through March 31 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM 11:00 AM to 5:...

AI summary The document outlines interim energy charges for different periods and times of day, showing rates for on-peak and off-peak hours during the winter and non-winter periods, with specific effective dates and holiday considerations for off-peak pricing.

cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge During a For the first 200 Critical Peak kilowatt-hours per Event month For all additional kilowatt-hours Effective December 1, 2025 n/a 17.567 15.841 1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5....

AI summary The document outlines the interim energy charge rates for Critical Peak Events, with different rates for the first 200 kilowatt-hours and additional usage. The rates are effective from various dates, with the most recent being December 1, 2025, and the Critical Peak Event is defined as a four-hour period during the winter months.

Interim Energy Charge cents per kilowatt-hour (Winter and Non-winter Periods) for the first 200 kilowatt-hours per month for all additional kilowatt-hours Effective November 1, 2025 17.567 15.841 1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5....

AI summary The document outlines the interim energy charge rates effective November 1, 2025, with different rates for the first 200 kilowatt-hours and additional usage. It references a specific board decision from October 28, 2025.

Non-winter Period April 1 through October 31 cents per kilowatt-hour (all hours) Effective February 2, 2023 10.271 Effective January 1, 2024 11.731 cents per kilowatt-hour Winter Period November 1 through March 31 On-peak (morning) Off-pea...

AI summary The document provides electricity rate information for Nova Scotia, distinguishing between non-winter and winter periods with varying rates for on-peak and off-peak hours. The rates are effective from February 2, 2023, and January 1, 2024, with specific off-peak hours and holidays applying to the winter period.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery Charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, which are in addition to the energy charge.

MAXIMUM PER KWH CHARGE/MINIMUM BILL The maximum charge per kWh, applying to that portion of the bill which is not concerned with determination of the cost of the Critical Peak Events, will be that for a billing load factor of I 0% except t...

AI summary The document outlines the maximum charge per kWh and the minimum monthly bill, specifying that the maximum charge applies to the portion of the bill not related to Critical Peak Events, with a load factor of 100%, and sets a minimum bill threshold.

per month Effective February 2, 2023 $21.28 Effective January 1, 2024 $21.28 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The document provides information on the availability conditions, specifically the effective dates and associated monthly rates. The rates remained unchanged at $21.28 per month from February 2, 2023, to January 1, 2024.

1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5. October 28, 2025. Interim Energy Charge cents per kilowa ntt-hour (Winter and Non-winter Periods) for the first 200 kilowatt- hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand for all additional kilo...

AI summary The document outlines interim energy charge rates effective from November 1, 2025, and previous rates effective from February 2, 2023, and January 1, 2024, including different rates for winter and non-winter periods, as well as on-peak and off-peak hours during the winter period.

The maximum charge per kWh will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except that the minimum monthly bill shall not be less than the following. per month Effective February 2, 2023 $21.28 Effective January 1, 2024 $21.28 AVAILABILITY C...

AI summary The document outlines the maximum charge per kWh based on a billing load factor of 10%, with a minimum monthly bill specified for different effective dates. The minimum monthly bill remains constant at $21.28 for both February 2023 and January 2024.

ower said it informed the Consumer Advocate and Small Business Advocate of its proposal, but it did not indicate whether they supported the proposal or whether other interested parties were canvassed. Due to the delay in filing its TVP app...

AI summary NS Power requested an expedited process for its TVP application to ensure implementation by November 1, 2025, acknowledging that delays could impact the program's viability. The Board seeks comments from interested parties by October 17, 2025, and allows NS Power to file reply comments by October 22, 2025, before expediting its review.

2 M12499 – NSEB Letter, 324825, page 2. Question/Comment as stated in the NSEB's October 7, 2025 Letter2 NS Power's Response/Clarification The Company has not explained how it developed the proposed rates or how it determined they were app...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB) questions how Nova Scotia Power (NS Power) developed its proposed rates and determined their appropriateness. NS Power responds that the rates are current Time-of-Use (TOU) and Critical Peak Pricing (CPP) winter off-peak period rates approved by the Board prior to the start of the TVP Season.

MEMORANDUM DATE : October 15, 2025 TO : Office of Consumer Advocate FROM : Green Energy Economics Group, Inc. RE : Info & Recommendation re: M12499 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. Pricing Tariffs

AI summary A memorandum dated October 15, 2025, from the Green Energy Economics Group, Inc. to the Office of Consumer Advocate, regarding information and recommendations for M12499 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. Pricing Tariffs.

- a) When did NS Power first learn that they would not have the capability to measure TVP loads? Has there been any changes in the participants, either joining or leaving, since the cyber security incident? - b) Should service to customers...

AI summary The document includes a series of questions directed at NS Power regarding TVP and CPP programs, including concerns about customer enrollment, equity, cost recovery, and the impact of a cyber security incident. It also explores potential modifications to the proposed rates and the implications of not deriving load impacts analytically.

DOMESTIC TARIFFS NS Power submitted a letter in response to the Board's questions on October 9, 2025. In its letter, NS Power explained that the standard offer rate (SOR) for Domestic customers, excluding riders, is 16.931 cents per kWh, a...

AI summary NS Power provided a letter responding to the Board's questions regarding domestic tariffs, explaining the standard offer rate (SOR) for domestic customers. Synapse compared the SOR to the CPP and TOU off-peak rates, as outlined in NS Power's tariff dated January 2025.

Table 1. Current Domestic rates ($/kWh) Domestic SOR Domestic TOU Off-Peak Domestic CPP Off-Peak $0.16931 $0.16931 $0.14222 Domestic TOU

AI summary The document presents current domestic electricity rates in Nova Scotia, including Standard Offer Rate (SOR), Time-of-Use (TOU) Off-Peak, and Cost-of-Service (CPP) Off-Peak rates. The rates are listed as $0.16931 for SOR and TOU Off-Peak, and $0.14222 for CPP Off-Peak.

Given that the off-peak Domestic TOU rate is the same as the otherwise-applicable standard Domestic rate (i.e., the Domestic SOR), Synapse supports NS Power's proposal to temporarily bill Domestic TOU customers on the off-peak rate. Howeve...

AI summary Synapse Energy Economics supports NS Power's proposal to temporarily bill Domestic TOU customers on the off-peak rate, but questions the reasonableness of extending this rate to all consumption through March 31, 2026. Synapse suggests that if systems are restored by January 1, 2026, NS Power should provide notice to resume on-peak and off-peak rates and potentially benefit from load shifting.

Small General TOU For the Small General and General classes, the off-peak rate is not the same as the SOR rate. The SOR for standard Small General customers is 15.841 cents per kWh (for usage beyond 200 kWh), while the offpeak charges for...

AI summary The text outlines the off-peak rates for Small General and General classes under the Small General TOU, noting differences from the SOR rate. Off-peak rates for TOU and CPP are specified for both customer classes.

These rates are shown in the table below. SOR (>200 kWh) TOU Off-Peak CPP Off-Peak Small General $0.15841 $0.17551 $0.14140 General $0.10990 $0.13820 $0.09678 Under NS Power's proposal, Small General and General Service customers who remai...

AI summary NS Power's proposal suggests that Small General and General Service customers on the TOU rate would pay more than on the otherwise-effective SOR rate but avoid on-peak pricing. This is seen as a temporary solution to generate more revenue and avoid additional costs related to customer outreach once IT issues are resolved.

(1) Revenue Impacts and Neutrality Parties expressed general concerns regarding potential revenue impacts during the modified 2025/26 Season. DOE noted that TVP Tariffs are "revenue-neutral in the normal course" and emphasized that "NS Pow...

AI summary Parties discussed concerns about revenue impacts during the modified 2025/26 Season. The DOE stated that TVP Tariffs are revenue-neutral, while the SBA raised questions about refunding below-standard energy prices. GEEG estimated undercollections at less than 0.03% of 2024 residential revenues, and the CA reserved the right to address additional cybersecurity costs. NS Power confirmed it is not seeking recovery of lost revenue from TVP temporary billing arrangements.

Regulatory Counsel Theme Party Party Question or Comment NS Power Reply (1) Revenue CA Can NSPI confirm that, should this winter's billing be lower than prior years due to the temporary solutions, that they will not attempt recovery of thi...

AI summary The Consumer Advocate (CA) inquires whether NS Power will attempt to recover lost revenue from ratepayers if winter billing is lower due to temporary solutions. NS Power responds that no final determination has been made regarding associated costs and that it is not forecasting revenue recovery at this time, with any future recovery subject to Board approval and stakeholder participation.

27 SBA Comments, page 4. Theme Party Party Question or Comment NS Power Reply CA (GEEG) (2) Equity and Fairness of 'Option A' Rates SBA Customers in the Comparable Standard rate could be disenfranchised because Pilot customers are getting...

AI summary The SBA raises concerns that customers on the Comparable Standard rate may be disadvantaged as Pilot customers benefit from better rates without behavior change. NS Power acknowledges the importance of fairness and provides details on rate structures, including TOU, CPP, and SOR, explaining the pricing ratios and the limited impact of temporary billing modifications.

FINDINGS The Board shares the same concerns identified by the parties in their submissions. TVP programs are designed to incent different customer electricity usage to benefit the system by shifting load and deferring or eliminating signif...

AI summary The Board agrees with the parties' concerns regarding the proposed TVP Tariffs, noting they may lead to revenue loss and violate the Public Utilities Act by not ensuring equal rates for the same service. The Court of Appeal previously rejected differential pricing for affordability reasons.

CUSTOMER CHARGE per month Effective January 1, 2024 $19.17 INTERIM ENERGY CHARGE

AI summary The document outlines the customer charge effective January 1, 2024, set at $19.17 per month, and mentions an interim energy charge, though details about the latter are not provided.

cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge During a Critical Peak Event Non-critical Peak Hours Effective December 1, 2025 n/a 16.931

AI summary The document outlines an interim energy charge structure, specifying a rate of 16.931 cents per kilowatt-hour for non-critical peak hours, effective December 1, 2025, with no charge during critical peak events.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery Charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

The minimum monthly charge shall be as follows: per month Effective January 1, 2024 $19.17 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The document outlines the minimum monthly charge effective January 1, 2024, set at $19.17 per month. It also introduces a section titled 'Availability Conditions,' which may discuss the conditions under which the charge applies.

Interim Energy Charge (Non cents per winter Period) kilowatt-hour April 1 through October 31 (all hours) Effective November 1, 2025 16.931 Effective: November 1, 2025

AI summary The document outlines the interim energy charge for the non-winter period, effective November 1, 2025, at a rate of 16.931 cents per kilowatt-hour for the period from April 1 through October 31.

1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5. October 28, 2025. cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge (Winter Period) On-peak (morning) Off-peak On-peak (evening) Off-peak November 1 through March 31 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM 11:00 AM to 5:...

AI summary The document outlines the interim energy charge rates for different periods and times of day in Nova Scotia, effective from January 1, 2024, and November 1, 2025. It specifies on-peak and off-peak rates for winter and non-winter periods, with special provisions for holidays and weekends.

Effective November 1, 2025, in accordance with the Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB, Board) Decision[1](#page-13-0) on NS Power's Application for 2025/26 Time-varying Pricing (TVP) Tariffs (M12499): - The Interim Energy Charge applies in all...

AI summary Starting November 1, 2025, the Nova Scotia Energy Board's decision on NS Power's 2025/26 Time-varying Pricing (TVP) Tariffs (M12499) outlines the implementation of an Interim Energy Charge, billing procedures for Small General Time of Use Tariff customers, and notification requirements for TVP customers once system functionality is restored.

Interim Energy Charge cents per kilowatt-hour (Winter and Non-winter Periods) for the first 200 kilowatt-hours per month for all additional kilowatt-hours Effective November 1, 2025 17.567 15.841 1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5....

AI summary The document outlines the interim energy charge rates effective November 1, 2025, with different rates for the first 200 kilowatt-hours and additional usage. A board decision (M12499) is referenced, dated October 28, 2025.

Non-winter Period April 1 through October 31 cents per kilowatt-hour (all hours) Effective February 2, 2023 10.271 Effective January 1, 2024 11.731 cents per kilowatt-hour Winter Period November 1 through March 31 On-peak (morning) Off-pea...

AI summary The document outlines electricity rate schedules for the non-winter and winter periods, specifying different rates for on-peak and off-peak hours. The rates are effective from February 2, 2023, and January 1, 2024, with the off-peak rate also applying on weekends and certain holidays during the winter period.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery Charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, which are added to the energy charge.

per month Effective February 2, 2023 $21.28 Effective January 1, 2024 $21.28 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The document provides information on the availability conditions, specifically outlining the effective dates and monthly rates for a service, with the rate remaining unchanged at $21.28 per month from February 2, 2023, to January 1, 2024.

MAXIMUM PER KWH CHARGE/MINIMUM BILL The maximum charge per kWh, applying to that portion of the bill which is not concerned with determination of the cost of the Critical Peak Events, will be that for a billing load factor of I 0% except t...

AI summary The document outlines the maximum per kWh charge and minimum monthly bill, specifying that the maximum charge applies to portions of the bill not related to Critical Peak Events, with a load factor of 100%, and establishes a minimum monthly bill threshold.

per month Effective February 2, 2023 $21.28 Effective January 1, 2024 $21.28 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The table shows the monthly rate of $21.28 effective February 2, 2023, and January 1, 2024. This appears to be related to a regulatory proceeding involving rate-setting or adjustments.

1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5. October 28, 2025. Interim Energy Charge cents per kilowa ntt-hour (Winter and Non-winter Periods) for the first 200 kilowatt- hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand for all additional kilo...

AI summary The document provides details on the interim energy charge rates effective from February 2, 2023, and January 1, 2024, distinguishing between winter and non-winter periods, and specifying different rates for on-peak and off-peak hours during the winter period.

The maximum charge per kWh will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except that the minimum monthly bill shall not be less than the following. per month Effective February 2, 2023 $21.28 Effective January 1, 2024 $21.28 AVAILABILITY C...

AI summary The text sets the maximum charge per kWh based on a billing load factor of 10%, with a minimum monthly bill requirement. It also mentions availability conditions, though no details are provided.

his relief was not included as part of the Board's Decision or Order. The Company has provided Attachment 1 for the Board's review. In summary, NS Power respectfully requests the Board's approval to: - 1. File the Year 4 Report in Q2 2026,...

AI summary NS Power requests the NSEB's approval to file the Year 4 Report in Q2 2026 and to defer certain Board directives and Consensus Agreement commitments to future sessions or the Year Four Report. The Company has provided Attachment 1 for review.