\ \ \ NOVA SCOTIA POWER INC. Statement of Account / Customer / Premises Acct. MACKAY KINCAID-WEBSTER Account #
AI summary The document provides a statement of account for Nova Scotia Power Inc., specifically for the customer Mackay Kincaid-Webster. It includes account details and information related to the customer's premises.
2.2 AGREEMENT An Agreement is deemed to exist between a customer and the Company for the supply of electric power and energy or for the provision of Distribution System Access, as applicable, at appropriate rates and payment therefore in a...
AI summary This section outlines the conditions under which an agreement for electric service exists between a customer and the Company, including scenarios where a customer consumes or pays for service after the customer of record vacates the premises, and the continued liability of the customer of record.
May 24 737 Nova Scotia Power Inc. PO Box 848, Halifax Nova Scotia B3J 2V7 www.nspower.ca Account Number mount due Jul 25 $789.59 Enter payment amount MACKAY KINCAID-WEBSTER
AI summary This document is a billing statement from Nova Scotia Power Inc. to the customer MACKAY KINCAID-WEBSTER, indicating an outstanding balance of $789.59 due by July 25.
NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 June 2024 energy rate of $0.17703/kWh, a 1.033 weather adjustment, and 5% tax. The 2 calculation is as follows: 3 4 Calculation: 5 3,795 × 0.17703 = 671.83 6 671.83 × 1.033 = 694.00 7 694.00 ÷ 12 = 57.83 8 57.83 + 19.17...
AI summary The document provides a calculation for June 2024 energy rates, including a rate of $0.17703/kWh, a weather adjustment of 1.033, and a 5% tax. The final amount is calculated to be $81 after applying all adjustments and dividing by 12 months.
Your usage and the cyber incident From the summary table above, your usage shown in the first three bills of 2025 was quite high, compared to the 2024 bills for the same months (highlighted in blue). You mentioned in your appeal that you d...
AI summary The customer's high electricity usage in 2025 compared to 2024 is discussed, with the customer denying any changes in usage patterns. NS Power attributes usage to factors like lifestyle and external conditions, not their responsibility. The Board notes that a prior cyber incident did not affect meter accuracy, and a test confirmed the meter's accuracy.
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