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Topic:"Rates And Money" in M12783

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Regulation 3.6 - 2025 Net Metering Report
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N-12025 Report 2 passages
Preamble p. p. 3
- 1 The Company submits this correspondence as the 2025 NM Report. In accordance with the - 2 Board's direction in M11553, the Company separately filed its 2025 CNMP Report on March 31, - 3 2026 and has not included details pertaining to C...

AI summary The Company submitted the 2025 NM Report in accordance with the Board's direction in M11553, and separately filed its 2025 CNMP Report on March 31, 2026, excluding CNMP details from this report.

The Financial Impact, converted to Energy Equivalent, [9](#page-14-4) assuming all Customers on Domestic Standard Offer Rate, is presented in [Table 2.](#page-14-1) p. p. 14
The Financial Impact, converted to Energy Equivalent, [9](#page-14-4) assuming all Customers on Domestic Standard Offer Rate, is presented in [Table 2.](#page-14-1) Table 2: Payout to Energy Equivalent Calculation Year Payout (CAD) Volumet...

AI summary The document presents a table showing the financial impact converted to energy equivalent for 2023 and 2024, assuming all customers are on the Domestic Standard Offer Rate. The payout and volumetric charge are used to calculate the energy equivalent in kWh for each year, with a difference of 581,577 kWh between the two years.

N-2NSPI (NSEB) RIR 1 to 4 1 passage
1 Table 1: Summary of NM Analysis Metrics and Results, by Representative Customer p. p. 6
1 Table 1: Summary of NM Analysis Metrics and Results, by Representative Customer , , . Metric Domestic Standard Offer Domestic Time-of- Day Small General General Small Industrial Total Participants 11,853 931 115 71 10 12,980 Average sola...

AI summary Table 1 summarizes the analysis of net metering (NM) metrics and results by representative customer categories. It includes data on the number of participants, average solar array sizes, percent share of annual NM solar energy production, and various cost-related metrics such as avoided costs and incremental costs to serve energy.

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