B-2Proposed Rates - Schedule A
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RATES The rates set out below are the rates for electric supply and services when payment is made within 30 days from the date rendered as shown on the bill. Bills which are not paid within 30 days will be subject to an interest rate of 1....
AI summary The document outlines the rates for electric supply and services, specifying that payments made within 30 days incur no additional charges, while late payments are subject to a monthly interest rate of 1.5%, capped at 19.56% annually.
Each bill shall show the amount payable by the due date as shown on the bill and the interest rate of 1.5% per month or part thereof which is charged on amounts unpaid after the due date. DOMESTIC SERVICE CURRENT APPROVED RATES PROPOSED RA...
AI summary The text outlines billing procedures and rate structures for different service categories, specifying the amount payable by the due date and the interest rate of 1.5% per month on unpaid amounts. It also presents a comparison between current approved rates and proposed rates for various service charges and energy rates.
OFF PEAK CHARGING RATE The rate is available to customers entitled to receive energy at the Domestic Rate as set out in Section 73 (3) of the Public Utilities Act, which Section is reproduced below. "(3) Subject to subsection (4), the rate...
AI summary The off-peak charging rate is available to specific community and charitable organizations under the Public Utilities Act, provided they have installed energy storage equipment with minimum capacity requirements and agree to allow load control and peak demand management by the BEC.
Should the BEC on any given calendar day discharge more energy than the customer's own usage, the customer will be compensated for that energy at the Off Peak Rate. $23.7212 $23.7212 per month Service Charge: $0.1845 $0.1789 per KWH for en...
AI summary The text outlines a compensation policy for customers whose Battery Energy Controller (BEC) discharges more energy than their own usage on a given day, compensating them at the Off Peak Rate. It also includes a table with various charges and a reference to the BERWICK ELECTRIC COMMISSION.
DOMESTIC SERVICE TIME-OF-DAY RATE (OPTIONAL) Base Charge: per month $23.7212 $23.7212 Energy Charge: During the months of December, January and February From 07:00 am to 01:00 pm From 01:00 pm to 04:00 pm From 04:00 pm to 10:00 pm From 10:...
AI summary The text outlines the Domestic Service Time-of-Day Rate, which is optional and available only to customers using Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant heating systems. It includes base charges, energy charges during different times of day, and minimum monthly charges. The Industrial Demand Charge and Energy Charge are also detailed.
(Applicable to street lighting, sign lighting and similar unmetered loads where demand, time of use and energy consumption are known and the Commission supplies power and energy only.) Demand Charge: per month per kilowatt of connected loa...
AI summary The text outlines the applicable rates for demand and energy charges for unmetered loads such as street and sign lighting, where demand, time of use, and energy consumption are known. The demand charge is set at $20.0081 per month per kilowatt of connected load, and the energy charge is $0.1288 per kilowatt-hour.
B-3Rate Application Schedule A - Updated August 4, 2026
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SCHEDULE A BERWICK ELECTRIC COMMISSION SCHEDULE OF RATES FOR ELECTIC SUPPY & SERVICES (Effective for services rendered on and after August 1, 2026)
AI summary This document outlines the Schedule A Berwick Electric Commission schedule of rates for electric supply and services, effective from August 1, 2026. It provides the rates and terms for services rendered by Berwick Electric Commission.
RATES The rates set out below are the rates for electric supply and service when payment is made within 30 days from the date rendered as shown on the bill. Bills which are not paid within 30 days will be subject to fill interest rate of 1...
AI summary The document outlines the rates for electric supply and service, including late payment interest rates. It also describes a formula used by the Berwick Electric Commission to adjust rates based on changes in purchased power costs, including DSM charges, without requiring a public hearing. The Board may also make adjustments if new power sources are introduced or agreements are amended.
Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) Adjustments due to Fuel Adjustment Mechanism ("FAM") In order to recover FAM adjustments due to NSPI approved FAM adjustments and upon notice by BEC to the Board, the Board may amend the kilowatt hour rates fo...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) may adjust kilowatt hour rates for all classes based on FAM adjustments, as notified by the Berwick Electric Commission (BEC) to the Board. Adjustments are calculated using D (FAM adjustment), E (projected sales), and F (cents/kWh adjustment). Specific rules apply to lighting and small loads, with energy portions incorporated into monthly charges.
DOMESTIC SERVICE Service Charge: $20.6525 per month. Energy Rate: $0.1845 per kilowatt hour for all consumption. DSM Rider: $0.00 per kilowatt hour for all consumption (included in energy rate above). Minimum Bill: $20.6525 per month. SMAL...
AI summary The document outlines different service charges, energy rates, and minimum bills for various service categories, including Domestic Service, Small General, and General Service. It specifies the rates and charges applicable to each category.
OFF PEAK CHARGING RATE The rate is available to customers entitled to receive energy at the Domestic Rate as set out in Section 73 (3) of the Public Utilities Act , which Section is reproduced below. "(3) Subject to subsection (4), the rat...
AI summary The Off Peak Charging Rate is available to certain customers under the Public Utilities Act, provided they install energy storage equipment with specific capacity and agree to allow the BEC to manage charging and discharging for load control. Compensation is provided if the BEC discharges more energy than the customer uses, and the rate includes service and energy charges with a minimum monthly bill.
DOMESTIC SERVICE TIME-OF-DAY RATE (OPTIONAL) Base Charge: $23.7212 Energy Charge:
AI summary The document outlines the base charge and energy charge components of the Domestic Service Time-of-Day Rate (Optional). It provides the base charge amount, though details on energy charges are not fully presented in the excerpt.
December, January and February 07:00 am to 01:00 pm $0.3358 per kilowatt hour 01:00 pm to 04:00 pm $0.1845 per kilowatt hour 04:00 pm to 10:00 pm $0.3358 per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 07:00 am $0.1312 per kilowatt hour The above rates appl...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates for weekdays and weekends, with different rates during specific hours. Weekday rates vary between 0.1312 and 0.3358 per kilowatt hour, while weekends and statutory holidays are charged a flat rate of 0.1312 per kilowatt hour.
March to November 07:00 am to 10:00 pm $0.1845 per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 07:00 am $0.1312 per kilowatt hour The above rates apply weekdays (Monday to Friday inclusive) excluding statutory holidays. For Saturdays, Sundays, and statutory...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates, with higher rates during off-peak hours (07:00 am to 10:00 pm) and lower rates during peak hours (10:00 pm to 07:00 am) on weekdays, and a flat rate for weekends and statutory holidays.
AVAILABILITY: This rate is only available to customers employing Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant (i.e. hydronic) heating systems utilizing time shifting technology approved by the Utility.
AI summary The rate is exclusively available to customers using Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant heating systems with approved time shifting technology, as determined by the Utility.
INDUSTRIAL Demand Charge: Energy Charge: DSM Rider: $18.8877 charge per month per kilovolt ampere of maximum demand. Energy Charge: $0.1236 charge per kilowatt hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours per month per kilovolt ampere of maximum...
AI summary The industrial rate structure includes a demand charge of $18.8877 per month per kilovolt ampere, an energy charge of $0.1236 per kilowatt hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours per month per kilovolt ampere, and a 1.75% voltage adjustment for customers with meters at 4kV or higher.
STREET LIGHTING (Lamps burning 4,000 hours per year, lighting system supplied and maintained by the commission, consisting of luminaries' bracket-mounted on existing wood poles and energized from existing secondary circuits). 88 watt LED s...
AI summary The text discusses the cost of 88 watt LED streetlights, priced at $16.3823 per lamp per month, with lamps burning 4,000 hours per year and supplied and maintained by the commission.
(Applicable to street lighting, sign lighting and similar unmetered loads where demand, time of use and energy consumption are known and the Commission supplies power and energy only.) Demand Charge: $20.6393 per month per kilowatt. Energy...
AI summary The document outlines the demand and energy charges applicable to unmetered loads such as street and sign lighting. The demand charge is set at $20.6393 per month per kilowatt, while the energy charge is $0.1329 per kilowatt-hour.
103002Decision and Order
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IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the BERWICK ELECTRIC COMMISSION for approval to amend its Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply to allow it to flow through changes in its purchased power...
AI summary The document outlines a regulatory proceeding concerning the Berwick Electric Commission's application to amend its electric supply rate schedule to pass on changes in purchased power costs to customers.
DECISION AND ORDER Since 2006, the Berwick Electric Commission, a public utility, has been able to change its rates to flow through to its customers, changes in the Board-approved rates charged by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated. The flow-t...
AI summary The Berwick Electric Commission has used a flow-through mechanism since 2006 to adjust its rates based on changes in Nova Scotia Power Incorporated's rates. In Matter M11893, the mechanism was amended to allow timely adjustments without public hearings. The utility applied again in July 2026 to amend its Schedule of Rates using the approved flow-through mechanism and notified customers of the proposed increase.
The Board approves the application and orders the following: - 1. The rates in the Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply and Services, attached to this order as Schedule "A", are approved for service rendered on and after August 1, 2026. -...
AI summary The Board approves new electric supply and service rates effective August 1, 2026, but directs the utility to update the Schedule of Rates to align with approved tariff language. The utility is also given an extension to file a true-up component for its flow-through mechanism, with a final application deadline of November 1, 2028.
RATES The rates set out below are the rates for electric supply and services when payment is made within 30 days from the date rendered as shown on the bill. Bills which are not paid within 30 days will be subject to an interest rate of 1....
AI summary The document outlines the electric supply and service rates, specifying that payment within 30 days avoids late fees. Bills not paid within this period incur a monthly interest rate of 1.5%, capped at 19.56% annually.
OFF PEAK CHARGING RATE The rate is available to customers entitled to receive energy at the Domestic Rate as set out in Section 73 (3) of the Public Utilities Act, which Section is reproduced below. "(3) Subject to subsection (4), the rate...
AI summary The off-peak charging rate is available to specific customers, including senior citizens' clubs and community facilities, who have installed energy storage equipment with minimum capacity requirements. The rate is capped at the domestic rate as defined by Section 73 (3) of the Public Utilities Act.
DOMESTIC SERVICE TIME-OF-DAY RATE (OPTIONAL) Base Charge: per month $23.7212 $23.7212 Energy Charge: During the months of December, January and February From 07:00 am to 01:00 pm From 01:00 pm to 04:00 pm From 04:00 pm to 10:00 pm From 10:...
AI summary The document outlines the Domestic Service Time-of-Day Rate, including base and energy charges for different time periods and customer types. It specifies rates for residential and industrial customers, with special considerations for ETS and hydronic heating systems.
( fixtures supplied by the Town of Berwick; power, energy and maintenance supplied by the Commission.) 40 watt fluorescent fixture per fixture per month $11.3615 $11.5089 400 watt fluorescent fixture per fixture per month $44.4293 $45.0058...
AI summary The document presents a table with costs for fluorescent fixtures, including 40 watt and 400 watt models, and references 'YARD LIGHTING' as a section heading. The fixtures are supplied by the Town of Berwick, while power, energy, and maintenance are supplied by the Commission.
(Applicable to street lighting, sign lighting and similar unmetered loads where demand, time of use and energy consumption are known and the Commission supplies power and energy only.) Demand Charge: per month per kilowatt of connected loa...
AI summary This text outlines the demand and energy charges applicable to unmetered loads such as street and sign lighting, where the Commission supplies power and energy. The rates are specified as $20.0081 per month per kilowatt of connected load and $0.1288 per kilowatt-hour for energy.
103154Board Order with updated Schedule A
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IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the BERWICK ELECTRIC COMMISSION for approval to amend its Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply to allow it to flow through changes in its purchased power...
AI summary This document outlines an application by the Berwick Electric Commission to amend its Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply to pass on changes in purchased power costs to customers. The proceeding is before Stephen T. McGrath, K.C., Chair.
ORDER On July 15, 2026, the Berwick Electric Commission applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board, for approval to amend its Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply and Services using its approved flow-through mechanism. The Board issued a Dec...
AI summary The Berwick Electric Commission applied to amend its electric supply and service rates, which were approved by the Nova Scotia Energy Board on July 29, 2026. Updated tariffs were submitted on August 4, 2026 and are now approved effective August 1, 2026.
RATES The rates set out below are the rates for electric supply and service when payment is made within 30 days from the date rendered as shown on the bill. Bills which are not paid within 30 days will be subject to fill interest rate of 1...
AI summary The text outlines the payment terms for electric supply and service rates, specifying that bills not paid within 30 days will incur a monthly interest rate of 1.5%, up to a maximum of 19.56% annually.
"Purchased Power Cost Changes, including Demand-Side Management ("DSM") charges" In order to recover costs due to power purchase changes and upon notice by the Berwick Electric Commission ("BEC") to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board...
AI summary The document outlines a formula and process for adjusting energy and demand rates to recover changes in purchased power costs, including demand-side management (DSM) charges, based on projections and calculations provided by the Berwick Electric Commission (BEC). Adjustments can be made without a public hearing, with the Board reserving the right to review for reasonableness.
Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) Adjustments due to Fuel Adjustment Mechanism ("FAM") In order to recover FAM adjustments due to NSPI approved FAM adjustments and upon notice by BEC to the Board, the Board may amend the kilowatt hour rates fo...
AI summary The document outlines how the Board may adjust kilowatt hour rates for all classes based on FAM adjustments, using a formula involving D, E, and F. The FAM adjustment applies to all rates, including those for street lighting, yard lighting, and other small loads, with specific instructions for incorporating energy charges into monthly rates.
DOMESTIC SERVICE Service Charge: $20.6525 per month. Energy Rate: $0.1845 per kilowatt hour for all consumption. DSM Rider: $0.00 per kilowatt hour for all consumption (included in energy rate above). Minimum Bill: $20.6525 per month. SMAL...
AI summary The document outlines different service charges, energy rates, and minimum bills for various service categories, including Domestic Service, Small General, and General Service. It specifies the rates and charges for electricity consumption and demand.
OFF PEAK CHARGING RATE The rate is available to customers entitled to receive energy at the Domestic Rate as set out in Section 73 (3) of the Public Utilities Act , which Section is reproduced below. "(3) Subject to subsection (4), the rat...
AI summary The Off Peak Charging Rate applies to specific customers with energy storage equipment, allowing the BEC to manage charging and discharging for load control. Customers are compensated if the BEC discharges more energy than they use, and the rate includes a service charge and energy charges based on usage times.
December, January and February 07:00 am to 01:00 pm $0.3358 per kilowatt hour 01:00 pm to 04:00 pm $0.1845 per kilowatt hour 04:00 pm to 10:00 pm $0.3358 per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 07:00 am $0.1312 per kilowatt hour The above rates appl...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates for weekdays and weekends in Nova Scotia, specifying different rates for various time periods and noting that weekends and holidays are billed at a flat rate.
March to November 07:00 am to 10:00 pm $0.1845 per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 07:00 am $0.1312 per kilowatt hour The above rates apply weekdays (Monday to Friday inclusive) excluding statutory holidays. For Saturdays, Sundays, and statutory...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates, with higher rates during the day (0.1845 per kilowatt hour) and lower rates during nighttime hours (0.1312 per kilowatt hour). These rates apply to weekdays, excluding statutory holidays, while weekends and holidays are billed at the lower nighttime rate.
AVAILABILITY: This rate is only available to customers employing Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant (i.e. hydronic) heating systems utilizing time shifting technology approved by the Utility.
AI summary The rate is exclusively available to customers using Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant heating systems with time shifting technology approved by the Utility.
INDUSTRIAL Demand Charge: Energy Charge: DSM Rider: $18.8877 charge per month per kilovolt ampere of maximum demand. Energy Charge: $0.1236 charge per kilowatt hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours per month per kilovolt ampere of maximum...
AI summary The text outlines the industrial rate structure, specifying a demand charge of $18.8877 per month per kilovolt ampere, an energy charge of $0.1236 per kilowatt hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours per month per kilovolt ampere, and a 1.75% voltage adjustment for customers with service at 4kV or higher voltage.
Import Electricity Rebate: The Utility will undertake good faith efforts to purchase imported electricity when it is more economic to make such purchases than to purchase the same amount of electricity from NSPI. The Utility shall provide...
AI summary The Utility will provide an Import Electricity Rebate to customers on an Industrial Rate when purchasing electricity from external sources is more economical than buying from NSPI. The Rebate is calculated based on the cost differential and is proportionally distributed to customers, with a cap ensuring customers do not pay less than they would under NSPI's tariff.
(Applicable to street lighting, sign lighting and similar unmetered loads where demand, time of use and energy consumption are known and the Commission supplies power and energy only.) Demand Charge: $20.6393 per month per kilowatt. Energy...
AI summary The document outlines the demand and energy charges applicable to unmetered loads such as street and sign lighting. The demand charge is $20.6393 per month per kilowatt, and the energy charge is $0.1329 per kilowatt-hour.
103002Decision and Order
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IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the BERWICK ELECTRIC COMMISSION for approval to amend its Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply to allow it to flow through changes in its purchased power...
AI summary The Berwick Electric Commission has applied for approval to amend its Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply to pass on changes in its purchased power costs to customers. The proceeding is before Stephen T. McGrath, K.C., Chair.
DECISION AND ORDER Since 2006, the Berwick Electric Commission, a public utility, has been able to change its rates to flow through to its customers, changes in the Board-approved rates charged by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated. The flow-t...
AI summary The Berwick Electric Commission has used a flow-through mechanism since 2006 to pass on rate changes approved by the Board to its customers without requiring additional public hearings. In Matter M11893, the utility applied to amend this mechanism, which was approved in December 2024. On July 15, 2026, the utility applied to amend its Schedule of Rates using the approved mechanism and notified customers of the proposed increase.
The Board approves the application and orders the following: - 1. The rates in the Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply and Services, attached to this order as Schedule "A", are approved for service rendered on and after August 1, 2026. -...
AI summary The Board approves new electric supply and service rates effective August 1, 2026, but requires the utility to update the Schedule of Rates with approved tariff language within two weeks. The utility is also directed to file a true-up component for its flow-through mechanism by its next general rate application and another application by November 1, 2028.
RATES The rates set out below are the rates for electric supply and services when payment is made within 30 days from the date rendered as shown on the bill. Bills which are not paid within 30 days will be subject to an interest rate of 1....
AI summary The text outlines the rates for electric supply and services, specifying that payment within 30 days avoids interest charges. If payment is delayed beyond 30 days, an interest rate of 1.5% per month applies, with a maximum annual rate of 19.56%.
Should the BEC on any given calendar day discharge more energy than the customer's own usage, the customer will be compensated for that energy at the Off Peak Rate. $23.7212 $23.7212 per month Service Charge: $0.1845 $0.1789 per KWH for en...
AI summary The text outlines a compensation policy for customers whose BEC discharges more energy than their own usage, compensating them at the Off Peak Rate. It also includes a table with service charges, energy charges, and a minimum bill.
DOMESTIC SERVICE TIME-OF-DAY RATE (OPTIONAL) Base Charge: per month $23.7212 $23.7212 Energy Charge: During the months of December, January and February From 07:00 am to 01:00 pm From 01:00 pm to 04:00 pm From 04:00 pm to 10:00 pm From 10:...
AI summary The document outlines the Domestic Service Time-of-Day Rate, including base and energy charges for different time periods, and specifies that this rate is only available to customers using Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant heating systems. It also includes details for industrial demand and energy charges.
(Applicable to street lighting, sign lighting and similar unmetered loads where demand, time of use and energy consumption are known and the Commission supplies power and energy only.) Demand Charge: per month per kilowatt of connected loa...
AI summary The text outlines the demand and energy charges applicable to unmetered loads such as street and sign lighting, specifying rates of $20.0081 and $0.1288 per kilowatt and kilowatt-hour respectively, with updated figures of $20.6393 and $0.1329.
103154Board Order with updated Schedule A
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IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the BERWICK ELECTRIC COMMISSION for approval to amend its Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply to allow it to flow through changes in its purchased power...
AI summary This document pertains to a proceeding under the Public Utilities Act, where Berwick Electric Commission seeks approval to amend its electric supply rate schedule to pass through changes in purchased power costs to customers.
ORDER On July 15, 2026, the Berwick Electric Commission applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board, for approval to amend its Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply and Services using its approved flow-through mechanism. The Board issued a Dec...
AI summary The Berwick Electric Commission applied to amend its Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply and Services. The Nova Scotia Energy Board approved the proposed rates effective August 1, 2026, and directed the utility to submit updated tariffs. The updated tariffs were submitted on August 4, 2026, and the Board approved them as Schedule 'A' attached to this order.
RATES The rates set out below are the rates for electric supply and service when payment is made within 30 days from the date rendered as shown on the bill. Bills which are not paid within 30 days will be subject to fill interest rate of 1...
AI summary The text outlines the rates for electric supply and service in Nova Scotia, specifying that bills paid within 30 days are subject to a 1.5% monthly interest rate if not paid by the due date, with a maximum annual rate of 19.56%.
"Purchased Power Cost Changes, including Demand-Side Management ("DSM") charges" In order to recover costs due to power purchase changes and upon notice by the Berwick Electric Commission ("BEC") to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board...
AI summary The document outlines a formula for adjusting energy and demand rates to recover changes in purchased power costs, including DSM charges, based on estimated cost changes and revenue from rate classes. The process involves using BEC's budget projections and adjusting rates without a public hearing under certain conditions.
DOMESTIC SERVICE Service Charge: $20.6525 per month. Energy Rate: $0.1845 per kilowatt hour for all consumption. DSM Rider: $0.00 per kilowatt hour for all consumption (included in energy rate above). Minimum Bill: $20.6525 per month. SMAL...
AI summary The document outlines different service charges, energy rates, and minimum bills for various service categories including Domestic Service, Small General, and General Service. Each category has specific rates and charges, with the General Service category including a demand charge.
OFF PEAK CHARGING RATE The rate is available to customers entitled to receive energy at the Domestic Rate as set out in Section 73 (3) of the Public Utilities Act , which Section is reproduced below. "(3) Subject to subsection (4), the rat...
AI summary The Off Peak Charging Rate is available to specific customers under the Public Utilities Act, who have installed energy storage equipment with certain capacity requirements. The BEC manages the equipment for load control, and customers are compensated if the BEC discharges more energy than used. The rate includes a service charge and different energy charges based on the time of use.
December, January and February 07:00 am to 01:00 pm $0.3358 per kilowatt hour 01:00 pm to 04:00 pm $0.1845 per kilowatt hour 04:00 pm to 10:00 pm $0.3358 per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 07:00 am $0.1312 per kilowatt hour The above rates appl...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates for weekdays and weekends in Nova Scotia. Rates vary throughout the day, with higher rates during peak hours and lower rates during off-peak hours. All consumption on weekends and statutory holidays is billed at a flat rate.
March to November 07:00 am to 10:00 pm $0.1845 per kilowatt hour 10:00 pm to 07:00 am $0.1312 per kilowatt hour The above rates apply weekdays (Monday to Friday inclusive) excluding statutory holidays. For Saturdays, Sundays, and statutory...
AI summary The document outlines time-of-use electricity rates, with higher rates during off-peak hours (07:00 am to 10:00 pm) and lower rates during on-peak hours (10:00 pm to 07:00 am). These rates apply to weekdays, while weekends and statutory holidays are billed at a flat rate.
MINIMUM MONTHLY CHARGE: The minimum monthly charge shall be $23.7212.
AI summary The document establishes a minimum monthly charge of $23.7212, setting a baseline fee for service.
AVAILABILITY: This rate is only available to customers employing Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant (i.e. hydronic) heating systems utilizing time shifting technology approved by the Utility.
AI summary The rate is exclusively available to customers using Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant heating systems with time shifting technology approved by the Utility.
INDUSTRIAL Demand Charge: Energy Charge: DSM Rider: $18.8877 charge per month per kilovolt ampere of maximum demand. Energy Charge: $0.1236 charge per kilowatt hour for the first 100 kilowatt hours per month per kilovolt ampere of maximum...
AI summary The text outlines specific industrial rate structures, including demand charges, energy charges, and a voltage adjustment for customers with service at 4kV or higher. The rates are applied per kilovolt ampere of maximum demand and per kilowatt hour of energy consumption.
Import Electricity Rebate: The Utility will undertake good faith efforts to purchase imported electricity when it is more economic to make such purchases than to purchase the same amount of electricity from NSPI. The Utility shall provide...
AI summary The Utility will provide an Import Electricity Rebate to customers on an Industrial Rate when purchasing electricity from external sources is more economical than buying from NSPI. The rebate is calculated based on the cost differential and is distributed proportionally to customers' usage, with a cap based on payments made to NSPI.
CROSSWALK LIGHTING (Crosswalk lighting: fixtures supplied by the Town of Berwick; power, energy and maintenance supplied by the Commission.) 40 watt fluorescent fixture $11.5089 per fixture per month 400 watt fluorescent fixture $45.0058 p...
AI summary The document outlines the costs associated with crosswalk lighting fixtures supplied by the Town of Berwick, with power, energy, and maintenance provided by the Commission. Two fixture types are listed with their respective monthly costs.
(Applicable to street lighting, sign lighting and similar unmetered loads where demand, time of use and energy consumption are known and the Commission supplies power and energy only.) Demand Charge: $20.6393 per month per kilowatt. Energy...
AI summary The document specifies the demand and energy charges for unmetered loads such as street and sign lighting, with a demand charge of $20.6393 per month per kilowatt and an energy charge of $0.1329 per kilowatt-hour.