Date: Feb 19, 2026 at 14:38:28 To: [email protected] Hello Mr. Farmer, First and foremost, I'm going to include the original letter that I sent to NS Power's NetMetering team that clearly states the concerns I wanted addressed...
AI summary A customer has identified inaccuracies in their NS Power bill and has requested immediate remediation, expressing dissatisfaction with the previous response from NS Power's NetMetering team.
For your reference, I have attached my previous correspondence with the NetMetering team pertaining to my excessviely generated kWhs for 2024 to this e-mail. The e-mails are organized as follows: - 1. First e-mail to NetMetering team: the...
AI summary The user is communicating with the NetMetering team regarding the compensation for excess electricity generated in 2024. They are seeking clarification on the 'year-end settle up' process, the application of credits, and whether they can receive a cheque for the credited amount. The NetMetering team has responded to each inquiry, explaining the compensation process and the distribution of credits.
amount that NS Power owed me. - 6. Third response from NetMetering: this was the response I received to my third e-mail explaining that there were two credits totalling $511.44 on two separate bills. As you can see from the e-mails, the Ne...
AI summary The customer is disputing NS Power's refusal to compensate them for excess electricity generated in 2025, despite having been properly compensated for similar excess in 2024. They provided evidence of prior compensation and question why NS Power is now withholding payment for 2025.
r it. I'm not in the business of sending free power to NS Power and it's frankly ridiculous that they think they're entitled to steal my power without properly compensating me for it. Don't you agree? I understand that NS Power is attempti...
AI summary The individual is disputing NS Power's refusal to provide a credit for excess solar energy generated in 2025, citing a precedent where NS Power compensated them for excess kWhs in 2024. They argue that NS Power is unfairly applying the law and request a credit of $710.14.
From: 8 sent: Friday, February 21, 2025 1:15 PM To: NetMetenng subject: Re: Bill Explanation • • • acctll 1666009-4 • • • ••Exercise Caution • This is an external email from Beware of links or attachments from external sources. If you are...
AI summary The sender acknowledges NS Power's explanation but notes that the numbers reported by NS Power are consistently slightly inaccurate, though not significant enough to raise an issue at this time.
Hunter Cooling On Feb 24, 2025, at 11 :56, NetMetering wrote: Hi Hunter, The February bill has the $258.11 CR applied and that is why the balance was $32.87. The additional credit for $253.33 that was applied last week will appear on your...
AI summary The email from the Net Metering Team explains that a credit of $258.11 was applied to Hunter Cooling's February bill, resulting in a balance of $32.87. An additional credit of $253.33 will be reflected on the next invoice in April.
Hello Don, The issue I'm having is that NS Power is refusing to fairly and rightfully compensate me for solar power that my system excessively generated for the 2025 year. I've attached the original letter that I sent them and the response...
AI summary The customer is disputing NS Power's refusal to fairly compensate them for excess solar power generated in 2025, citing previous fair compensation in 2024. They express frustration with NS Power's actions and reference past issues like a data breach and rate hikes.
Dispute Resolution Officer _ From: B Sent: February 17, 2026 2:25 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Fwd: Incorrect Bill Hello, I would like to launch a formal dispute against NS Power related to the e-mail that I sent them on...
AI summary A customer, Hunter Cooling, is disputing NS Power for allegedly stealing power generated by his solar system and not properly compensating him. He is dissatisfied with the response received from NS Power's NetMetering department and seeks proper compensation for the power sent back to the grid.
Please provide me with N.S.Power's position in the matter as well as copies of relevant account statements, meter reading information, and relevant computerized notes or notices. Don Farmer, P.Eng. Dispute Resolution Officer From: B Sent:...
AI summary Hunter Cooling is disputing an incorrect bill from NS Power, claiming that the company is not properly compensating him for the power generated by his solar system and sent back to the grid. He is demanding proper compensation and expressing dissatisfaction with the response received from NS Power's NetMetering department.
If you think for one second that I'm going to allow NS Power to steal 2,936 kWhs of power from me, and not properly compensate me for it, you're gravely mistaken. Power rightfully owes me credit for. Thank you, Hunter Cooling On Feb 17, 20...
AI summary The individual, Hunter Cooling, disputes NS Power for allegedly stealing 2,936 kWhs of power generated by his system and not compensating him properly. NS Power responded that the billing is accurate, with a payout of 1,428 kWhs and the remaining 2,936 kWhs forfeited as excess over annual consumption.
Breakdown: Proration - start of the year Bill date Consumed Generated Applied Prev bank Bank Number of days on first bill 64 2025-02-12 1366 514 514 0 0 Number of days in 2025 41 2025-04-10 1499 1765 1499 0 266 KWH consumed 2133 2025-08-11...
AI summary The text presents a proration breakdown of energy consumption and generation across multiple billing periods in 2025, including details on consumed and generated kilowatt-hours, applied credits, and bank balances. It also includes a payout of $265.05 for 1428 units not covered.
M12732 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – Appeal by Hunter Cooling of a Decision of the Dispute Resolution Officer On March 4, 2026, you filed an appeal with the Nova Scotia Energy Board (Board) regarding a decision made by Nova Scotia Power Dispu...
AI summary Hunter Cooling appeals a decision by Nova Scotia Power's Dispute Resolution Officer regarding compensation for solar generation. The appeal argues that Hunter Cooling was not properly compensated for excess generation in 2025 and seeks a revision to Section 7(4) of the Electricity Act. NS Power asserts that Hunter Cooling did not have excess generation in 2024 and is not required to compensate for excess generation beyond consumption.
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