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Topic:"Rates And Money" in M12784

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2025 Annual Performance Standards Report
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N-5NSPI (SBA) RIRs 1-5 1 passage
(c) Were there any major or extreme weather events during November 2025 that would explain why, in that particular month, NS Power failed to meet 4 of the 5 New Service
(c) Were there any major or extreme weather events during November 2025 that would explain why, in that particular month, NS Power failed to meet 4 of the 5 New Service 1 Connection thresholds? If not, what was the reason for the departure...

AI summary The text asks whether extreme weather in November 2025 caused NS Power to fail to meet 4 of 5 New Service Connection thresholds. It also raises concerns about discrepancies in reported numbers between different appendices and reports, and the impact of extended installation times on small businesses.

102819Written Reply Argument - NSPI 1 passage
bills were estimated, customers were encouraged to pay the estimated bills, but that there were no negative credit implications experienced by those customers who p. pp. 5-7
bills were estimated, customers were encouraged to pay the estimated bills, but that there were no negative credit implications experienced by those customers who 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 failed to pay their estimated bills. NS Power further noted th...

AI summary The text discusses estimated bills and customer payment practices, noting that no negative credit implications were experienced by customers who failed to pay estimated bills. It also mentions that NS Power indicated implications would arise only when data batches resumed. The SBA emphasizes the importance of informing customers about potential credit implications. Additionally, it addresses discrepancies in the number of Customer Care Representatives and performance issues.

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