Topic:"Rates And Money" in M13133

23 Financing Order Requirements Under Section 5(1) Application Reference (a) The amount and a breakdown by category of Securitized Costs to be financed using Securitized Bonds and a finding that recovery of those costs is just and reasonab...

AI summary The text outlines financing order requirements under Section 5(1), specifically addressing the amount and breakdown of Securitized Costs to be financed via Securitized Bonds, with a requirement to determine if recovery is just and reasonable for customers.

1 1.0 INTRODUCTION - 2 Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NS Power, Company) is subject to a Fuel Adjustment - 3 Mechanism (FAM), which is intended to recover the actual costs of fuel and purchased power. The - 4 Base Cost of Fuel (BCF) each...

AI summary NS Power is subject to a Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM) to recover actual fuel and purchased power costs. The Base Cost of Fuel (BCF) is forecasted annually, and NS Power requests a rider from the NSEB to true-up costs, including balancing adjustments, from previous years.

10 2.0 AA/BA BALANCE AND RATE IMPACTS - 11 NS Power will have an outstanding FAM AA/BA balance of $149.6 million as of September 30, - 12 2026. This balance comprises actual data from October 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026, and forecast - 13 d...

AI summary NS Power has an outstanding FAM AA/BA balance of $149.6 million as of September 30, 2026, which includes actual and forecast data. The balance is expected to impact class revenues if fully recovered in 2027, as illustrated in Figure 1.

Appendix C: 2027 FAM AA/BA 2027 FAM Riders – Percentage Increase Customer Class AA BA FAM AA/BA Unmetered 7.5 3.5 11.0 Total FAM Classes 4.1 3.4 7.6 1

AI summary Appendix C outlines the 2027 FAM AA/BA riders with percentage increases for different customer classes. The table shows increases for Unmetered and Total FAM Classes, indicating potential changes in utility rates.

14 4.1 FAM Balances - Summary - 15 NS Power will have an outstanding FAM AA/BA balance of $149.6 million as of September 30, - 16 2026. This balance comprises actual results from October 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026, and forecast - 17 data f...

AI summary As of September 30, 2026, NS Power will have an outstanding FAM AA/BA balance of $149.6 million, composed of actual results from October 1, 2025, to August 31, 2026, and forecast data for September 2026.

Source ATL Classes Class Oct-25 Nov-25 Dec-25 Jan-26 Feb-26 Mar-26 Apr-26 May-26 Jun-26 Jul-26 Aug-26 Sep-26 Annual Calculation KWh Requirements Domestic Total 579,146,413 884,057,214 1,370,867,414 1,404,832,855 1,279,020,019 1,177,584,025...

AI summary The text presents a table with monthly and annual kilowatt-hour (KWh) requirements for various customer classes in Nova Scotia, including Domestic, Small General, General, Large General, Small Industrial, Medium Industrial, Large Industrial, and Municipal. These figures are likely used for planning and regulatory purposes, such as forecasting energy demand and setting rates.

CUSTOMER CHARGE per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $20.08 Effective January 1, 2027 $21.04 ENERGY CHARGE cents per kilowatt-hour Effective upon the date of the Board's Order 18.324 Effective January 1, 2027 19.067 FUEL...

AI summary The document outlines the customer charge and energy charge rates, effective upon the Board's Order and for January 1, 2027. It also introduces the Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM), indicating adjustments to energy costs.

Rate Codes 02, 03, 04 per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $20.08 Effective January 1, 2027 $21.04 AVAILABILITY

AI summary The document outlines rate codes 02, 03, and 04 with their effective dates and corresponding monthly charges. The rates are set to take effect upon the Board's Order and on January 1, 2027.

cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge During a Critical Peak Event Non-critical Peak Hours Effective upon the date of the Board's Order n/a 18.324 1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5. October 28, 2025. 2026 Securitization Rid...

AI summary The document outlines an interim energy charge structure, specifying different rates for critical peak events and non-critical peak hours. It references a Board Decision (M12499) dated October 28, 2025, and is part of a securitization rider application appendix.

DSM COST RECOVERY RIDER The Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to t...

AI summary The Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider introduces a charge in cents per kilowatt-hour to be applied in addition to the energy charge for the current rate year, as part of the Tariff.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

The minimum monthly charge shall be as follows: per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $20.08 Effective January 1, 2027 $21.04 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The document outlines the minimum monthly charge for a service, specifying the rates effective upon the date of the Board's Order and for January 1, 2027. It also mentions availability conditions, though details are not provided in the text.

Interim Energy Charge (Non cents per winter Period) kilowatt-hour April 1 through October 31 (all hours) Effective upon the date of the Board's Order 18.324 1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5. October 28, 2025. 2026 Securitization R...

AI summary The document references an interim energy charge for the non-winter period, set at 18.324 cents per kilowatt-hour, effective upon the date of the Board's Order. It also cites a specific Board Decision (M12499) from October 28, 2025.

Page 2 of 4 cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge On-peak On-peak Off-peak (Winter Period) (morning) Off-peak (evening) November 1 through March 31 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM to 11:00 AM 5:00 PM 9:00 PM 7:00 AM Effec...

AI summary The document outlines the interim energy charge rates for different periods and times of day, including on-peak and off-peak rates during winter and non-winter periods. The rates are effective from November 1, 2025, and April 1, 2027, with specific details on when off-peak pricing applies, including weekends and holidays.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour that apply to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

DSM COST RECOVERY RIDER The Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to t...

AI summary The Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge is applied in addition to the energy charge under the current rate year's Tariff, as outlined in the DSM Cost Recovery Rider.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, which are applied in addition to the energy charge.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour that apply to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge During a For the first 200 Critical Peak kilowatt-hours per Event month For all additional kilowatt-hours Effective upon the date of the Board's Order n/a 18.919 17.112 1 M12499 – Board Decisio...

AI summary The document outlines an interim energy charge structure, including rates for the first 200 kilowatt-hours per month and additional kilowatt-hours, effective upon the Board's Order. It references a specific Board Decision (M12499) from October 28, 2025.

DSM COST RECOVERY RIDER The Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to t...

AI summary The document outlines the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge, which is applied in addition to the energy charge as part of the Tariff for the current rate year.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, expressed in cents per kilowatt-hour, and applies in addition to the energy charge.

Page 2 of 3 Interim Energy Charge cents per kil owatt-hour (Winter and Non-winter Periods) for the first 200 for all kilowatt-hours per month kilowatt-ho Effective upon the date of the Board's Order 18.919 17.112 ENERGY CHARGE Non-winter P...

AI summary The document outlines the interim energy charge rates for different periods, specifying rates for winter and non-winter months, with varying prices for on-peak and off-peak hours. The rates are effective from specific dates, and there is a note regarding off-peak pricing on holidays and weekends.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

DEMAND CHARGE per month per kilowatt of maximum demand Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $9.809 Effective January 1, 2027 $10.697 32 cents per kilowatt reduction in demand charge where the transformer was owned by the customer p...

AI summary The document outlines the demand charge rates effective from the date of the Board's Order and January 1, 2027, along with a reduction credit for customers with transformers owned prior to 1974 or under a specific special condition.

ENERGY CHARGE cents per kilowatt-hour for the first 200 kilowatt hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand for all additional kilowatt-hours Effective upon the date of the Board's Order 14.782 11.718 Effective January 1, 2027 14.832 1...

AI summary The document outlines the energy charge rates effective upon the Board's Order and on January 1, 2027, with different rates for the first 200 kilowatt hours and additional usage. It also references the Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM).

DSM COST RECOVERY RIDER The Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to t...

AI summary The document outlines the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge, which is applied in cents per kilowatt-hour on top of the energy charge as part of the Tariff for the current rate year.

The maximum charge per kWh will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except that the minimum monthly bill shall not be less than the rates in the table below. per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $22.00 Effective Janu...

AI summary The document establishes the maximum charge per kWh based on a billing load factor of 10%, with a minimum monthly bill that cannot fall below specified rates effective upon the Board's Order and January 1, 2027.

DEMAND CHARGE per month per kilowatt of maximum demand Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $9.809 Effective January 1, 2027 $10.697 32 cents per kilowatt reduction in demand charge where the transformer was owned by the customer p...

AI summary The document outlines the demand charge rates effective from the date of the Board's Order and January 1, 2027, along with a rebate of 32 cents per kilowatt reduction in demand charge for specific customer-owned transformers.

Rate Code 73 cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge During a For the first 200 kilowatt Critical hours per month per Peak Event maximum demand For all additional kilowatt-hours Effective upon the date of the Board's Order n/a 14.782...

AI summary Rate Code 73 outlines energy charges for critical peak events, with different rates for the first 200 kilowatt-hours and additional usage. The rates are effective from November 1, 2026, and January 1, 2027, and apply during a four-hour critical peak event between 6:00 AM and 11:00 PM during the winter period.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

MAXIMUM PER KWH CHARGE/MINIMUM BILL The maximum charge per kWh, applying to that portion of the bill which is not concerned with determination of the cost of the Critical Peak Events, will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except th...

AI summary The text outlines a regulation regarding the maximum charge per kWh and the minimum monthly bill, specifying that the maximum charge applies to portions of the bill not related to Critical Peak Events and that the minimum monthly bill has a defined threshold.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in cents per kilowatt-hour, which are applied in addition to the energy charge.

The maximum charge per kWh will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except that the minimum monthly bill shall not be less than the following. per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $22.00 Effective January 1, 2027 $22...

AI summary The document establishes the maximum charge per kWh based on a billing load factor of 10%, with a minimum monthly bill set at $22.00 upon the Board's Order and increasing to $22.73 effective January 1, 2027.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, which are applied in addition to the energy charge.

The minimum monthly charge shall not be less than the rates in the table below. per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $22.00 Effective January 1, 2027 $22.73 AVAILABILITY CONDITIONS

AI summary The document establishes the minimum monthly charge for a service, setting it at $22.00 upon the date of the Board's Order and increasing to $22.73 effective January 1, 2027.

per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $11.174 Effective January 1, 2027 $11.989 32 cents per kilovolt ampere reduction in demand charge where the transformer is owned by the customer.

AI summary The document outlines two effective rates per month, with a reduction in demand charge based on kilovolt ampere reductions when the transformer is owned by the customer.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 38 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) LARGE GENERAL TARIFF Page 2 of 2 (2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over) Rate Code 12 Securitization Cost Recovery charges or c...

AI summary The document outlines the application of Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour for the 2026 rate year, as part of the Securitization Rider, which applies in addition to the energy charge for large general tariff customers.

The minimum monthly charge shall be as follows. per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $22.00 Effective January 1, 2027 $22.73 AVAILABILITY

AI summary The document outlines the minimum monthly charge, which is set at $22.00 upon the date of the Board's Order and increases to $22.73 effective January 1, 2027.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 40 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) SMALL INDUSTRIAL TARIFF Page 2 of 2 (up to 249 kVA or 224 kW) Rate Code 21 Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credi...

AI summary This section of the 2026 Securitization Rider Application discusses the application of Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits to the Small Industrial Tariff (Rate Code 21), which are applied in addition to the energy charge for customers with up to 249 kVA or 224 kW.

The maximum charge per kWh will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except that the minimum monthly bill shall not be less than as follows. per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $22.00 Effective January 1, 2027 $22.73...

AI summary The document establishes the maximum charge per kWh based on a billing load factor of 10%, with a minimum monthly bill of $22.00 effective upon the Board's Order and $22.73 effective January 1, 2027.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 42 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) MEDIUM INDUSTRIAL TARIFF Page 2 of 2 (250 kVA or 225 kW to 1,999 kVA or 1,799 kW) Rate Code 22 Securitization Cost Recov...

AI summary This section of the 2026 Securitization Rider Application outlines the application of Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits to the Medium Industrial Tariff Rate Code 22, which applies in addition to the energy charge for the current rate year.

As follows, per kilovolt ampere of maximum demand of the current month or the maximum actual demand of the previous December, January, or February occurring in the previous eleven (11) months. per month Effective upon the date of the Board...

AI summary The text outlines a distribution cost adder, specifying rates per kilovolt ampere of maximum demand for different periods, with effective dates and corresponding rates provided in a table.

For customers connected at distribution level, the following charge also applies, subject to the same provisions as the Demand Charge section above. per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $2.161 Effective January 1, 2027 $2...

AI summary The document outlines additional charges for customers connected at the distribution level, referencing a Board order and future effective dates. It also mentions a reduction in demand charge based on kilovolt ampere reductions when the transformer is customer-owned.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits per kilowatt-hour applied to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

The minimum monthly charge shall be the greater of the demand charge or the amounts in the table below. per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $22.00 Effective January 1, 2027 $22.73 AVAILABILITY

AI summary The text establishes the minimum monthly charge as the greater of the demand charge or the specified amounts in the table, with different rates effective upon the Board's Order and January 1, 2027.

INTERRUPTIBLE RIDER TO THE LARGE INDUSTRIAL TARIFF (RATE CODE 25) Customers who qualify for interruptible service will receive a per month per kilovolt ampere reduction in demand charge for billed interruptible demand, as shown in the tabl...

AI summary The interruptible rider to the Large Industrial Tariff (Rate Code 25) provides a monthly demand charge reduction based on billed interruptible demand, defined as the difference between contracted firm demand and billing demand. Credits apply only when billing demand is less than contracted firm demand, with specific rules for calculating billed interruptible demand.

reduction per kilovolt ampere reduction in demand charge Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $7.638 Effective January 1, 2027 $7.667 AVAILABILITY

AI summary The document provides the rate for reduction per kilovolt ampere reduction in demand charge, effective upon the date of the Board's Order and on January 1, 2027. The rates are $7.638 and $7.667, respectively.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, measured in cents per kilowatt-hour, and applies in addition to the energy charge.

AVAILABILITY This rate is available to all outdoor recreational lighting for the period May through October only.

AI summary The rate is available exclusively for outdoor recreational lighting during the months of May through October.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in cents per kilowatt-hour, which are applied in addition to the energy charge.

Availability These rates shall be applicable to the supply, operation, and maintenance, or where indicated, operation and maintenance only, of street and area lighting. Except where otherwise indicated, the rates apply to fixtures operatin...

AI summary The document outlines the rates applicable to the supply, operation, and maintenance of street and area lighting. It specifies that these rates apply to fixtures operating approximately 4,000 hours per year and excludes costs related to vandalism, which will be charged to the customer.

Rates - (1) Incandescent - (a) Operating, Maintenance, and Capital (full charge)

AI summary The text briefly mentions 'Incandescent' and 'Operating, Maintenance, and Capital (full charge)' under the 'Rates' heading, suggesting a discussion on cost allocation or charging mechanisms related to lighting and infrastructure.

Rate Code 41 kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 001 300 and less 97 25.03 26.72 002 Greater than 300 154 36.10 38.46 (b) Operating Only Rate Code Watts kWh per per month ($) Other month 2026 2027 003 300 and less 9...

AI summary The text provides a table outlining different rate codes for electricity usage, including rates per kWh and monthly charges for various wattage levels in 2026 and 2027. It includes sections for Rate Code 41 and Operating Only, with specific details for different wattage tiers.

(a) Operating, Maintenance, and Capital (full charge) kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 100 100 43 15.69 16.79 101 125 52 17.66 18.87 102 175 69 20.49 21.89 103 250 97 26.47 28.24 104 400 154 37.48 39.92 105 700 2...

AI summary The text provides tables outlining operating, maintenance, and capital charges for different rate codes in 2026 and 2027. These charges are categorized under full charge and operating and maintenance only, with varying rates per watt and kWh per month.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 61 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) UNMETERED SERVICE RATES Page 10 of 12 Rate Code 41 Rate Code Watts kWh per month per month ($) Other 2026 2027 615 44 15...

AI summary This document presents a redacted excerpt from a 2026 Securitization Rider Application, specifically Appendix G-1, which includes rate code details for unmetered service rates. It outlines various rate codes with corresponding wattage, kWh per month, and associated costs for the years 2026 and 2027.

625 72 24 13.51 14.33 626 100 33 15.23 16.16 627 200 67 21.76 23.09 per month ($) kWh per Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 724 55 18 9.82 10.50 740 190 63 26.01 27.45 741 261 87 32.19 33.96 742 124 41 19.19 20.29 743 84 28 16.08 17.01...

AI summary The text presents a table with rate codes, watts, and associated costs for different lighting rates in 2026 and 2027. It includes various rate codes and corresponding monthly charges and energy consumption values.

Demand Charge per month per kilowatt of connected load Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $13.420 Effective January 1, 2027 $14.250 Energy Charge

AI summary The document outlines the demand charge rates effective upon the date of the Board's Order and on January 1, 2027, providing a per month per kilowatt of connected load rate of $13.420 and $14.250 respectively.

The maximum charge per kWh will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except that the minimum monthly bill for the electric power and energy portion of the Miscellaneous Lighting Rate shall be $ as follows per month if such unmetered se...

AI summary The text outlines the maximum charge per kWh based on a billing load factor of 10%, with a specified minimum monthly bill for the electric power and energy portion of the Miscellaneous Lighting Rate when billed separately from metered accounts.

Availability This rate shall be applicable to the supply, operation and maintenance of lighting units not provided for under the Street and Area Lighting rate.

AI summary The rate applies to the supply, operation, and maintenance of lighting units not covered under the Street and Area Lighting rate.

Maximum per kWh Charge/Minimum Bill The maximum charge per kWh will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except that the minimum monthly bill shall be as follows per month if such unmetered service is billed separately from any metered...

AI summary The document outlines the maximum charge per kWh based on a billing load factor of 10%, with a specified minimum monthly bill for unmetered service billed separately from metered accounts.

Per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $22.00 Effective January 1, 2027 $22.73 Availability

AI summary The text presents two rates effective upon the date of the Board's Order and on January 1, 2027, indicating a rate increase from $22.00 to $22.73 per month.

1. DEFINITIONS In this Distribution Tariff, the following terms shall have the following meanings: Act : The Electricity Act , S.N.S. 2004, c. 25, as amended from time to time. Ancillary Services : Services that are necessary to support th...

AI summary The text defines key terms used in the Distribution Tariff, including the Act, Ancillary Services, the Board, Bundled Service, and the Distribution System. It also outlines what constitutes Customer Information and the Demand Side Management Recovery Charges, as well as the scope of Distribution System Access.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 67 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 2 of 10 Distribution Tariff Rate Schedules : The rate schedules attached here...

AI summary This document outlines the Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff, including rate schedules and definitions such as DT Charges and Good Utility Practice. It is part of the 2026 Securitization Rider Application and contains redacted confidential information.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 68 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 3 of 10 Retail Supplier : This term has the same meaning as under the Act. Re...

AI summary The document defines key terms related to the Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff, including Retail Supplier, Retail Customer, RtR Customer, and related concepts such as Storm Cost Recovery Charges and Securitization Cost Recovery Charges. It also outlines the roles of the Transmission Provider and Transmission System.

3. SCOPE OF THE DISTRIBUTION TARIFF The Distribution Tariff is applicable to all RtR Customers connected to the Distribution System. This Distribution Tariff is not applicable to RtR Customers directly connected to the Transmission System...

AI summary The Distribution Tariff applies to all RtR Customers connected to the Distribution System, excluding those directly connected to the Transmission System, which must arrange access through the LRS under OATT provisions. The tariff outlines terms and conditions for Distribution System Access and retail services.

4. BOARD APPROVAL The Distribution Tariff has been approved by the Board. Nothing contained in the Distribution Tariff shall be construed as affecting in any way the right of NS Power to make application to the Board for a change in any ra...

AI summary The Distribution Tariff has been approved by the Board, with a note that this approval does not limit NS Power's right to apply for changes in rates or terms in the future.

9A. Limitation of Liability (a) NS Power shall not be responsible for any claim, loss, cost, liability, action, judgment, suit, proceeding, expense, disbursement or damage whatsoever arising, either directly or indirectly, whether in contr...

AI summary This section outlines the limitations of liability for NS Power, stating that they are not responsible for any claims, losses, or damages arising from interruptions, whether directly or indirectly, in contract, tort, or otherwise.

10.2 Meter Reading RtR Customer meter reading requirements are set out in NS Power Regulations Section 5 – Meter Reading and Billing.

AI summary The document outlines the meter reading requirements for RtR customers as specified in NS Power Regulations Section 5 – Meter Reading and Billing.

11.1 Application of Distribution Tariff Rates The Distribution Tariff amounts payable by the RtR Customer will be calculated by NS Power using the RtR Customer's meter readings and the Distribution Tariff Rate Schedule applicable to the Rt...

AI summary The Distribution Tariff amounts payable by the RtR Customer are calculated based on meter readings and applicable rate schedules. If the customer's operational or consumption characteristics change, NS Power will adjust the applied tariff rate accordingly.

11.2 Billing Unless NS Power directs otherwise, the RtR Customer shall be invoiced by the LRS and will pay the LRS for any charges or fees, inclusive of all applicable taxes, owing by the RtR Customer to NS Power under this Distribution Ta...

AI summary This section outlines the billing responsibilities of the RtR Customer under the Distribution Tariff, including charges for distribution system access, demand-side management, storm costs, and other approved items. The RtR Customer agrees to pay the LRS for all charges owed to NS Power and consents to the sharing of customer information for billing purposes.

11.3 Real Power Losses Distribution System Real Power Losses associated with Distribution System Access are incorporated in the Distribution Tariff rates applicable to each RtR Customer's rate class. The RtR Customer is responsible for the...

AI summary Real power losses in the distribution system are factored into the distribution tariff rates for each rate-to-rate (RtR) customer's rate class, and the responsibility for these costs falls on the RtR customer.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 75 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 1 of 12 \ Note: for certainty, all capitalized terms shall, unless otherwise de...

AI summary The document is a redacted section of the 2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1, focusing on distribution tariff rate schedules. It notes that all capitalized terms are defined in the Distribution Tariff unless otherwise specified.

CHARGES Domestic Service Customer Charge ($/month) Distribution Charge (¢/kWh) Minimum Monthly Charge ($/month) Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $20.08 2.957 $20.08 Effective January 1, 2027 $21.04 3.185 $21.04 Small General Cu...

AI summary The text presents a table of charges effective upon the date of the Board's Order and effective January 1, 2027, for various service categories such as Domestic Service, Small General, General, Large General, Small Industrial, Medium Industrial, Large Industrial (Distribution-connected), Large Industrial (Transmission-connected), and Outdoor Recreational Lights. The charges include customer charges, distribution charges, demand charges, minimum monthly charges, and transformer ownership credits.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 3 of 12 Unmetered Demand Charge ($/kVA) Minimum Monthly Charge ($/month) Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $23.264 $22.00 Effective January 1, 2027 $24.333 $22.73 Unmetered – Miscellaneou...

AI summary The document outlines demand charges and minimum monthly charges for unmetered and miscellaneous small loads under distribution tariff rate schedules. The rates are effective upon the date of the Board's Order and will increase on January 1, 2027. Demand charges apply to the maximum kVA demand over the past eleven months.

SECURITIZATION COST RECOVERY RIDER Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Securitization Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition t...

AI summary The Securitization Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in cents per kilowatt-hour, which apply in addition to the energy charge.

MAXIMUM PER KWH CHARGE/MINIMUM BILL The same maximum per kWh charges and minimum bills will apply as stated in tariffs for NS Power Bundled Service for each Rate Class listed above.

AI summary The document states that the same maximum per kWh charges and minimum bills will be applied as those outlined in the NS Power Bundled Service tariffs for each Rate Class listed above.

STREET AND AREA LIGHTING RATES Note: 2026 rates shall be in effect upon the date of the Board's Order and 2027 rates shall be in effect January 1, 2027.

AI summary The document specifies that the 2026 street and area lighting rates will take effect upon the Board's Order, and the 2027 rates will become effective on January 1, 2027.

(a) Operating, Maintenance, and Capital (full charge) Rate Code Watts kWh per per month ($) month 2026 2027 Other 001 300 and less 97 13.18 14.03 002 Greater than 300 154 17.29 18.32 (b) Operating Only kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts...

AI summary The text presents rate codes and associated charges for operating, maintenance, and capital costs, including specific rates for different kilowatt-hour (kWh) tiers in 2026 and 2027. It also references a section on Mercury Vapour, though details are not provided.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 5 of 12 kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 102 175 69 12.07 12.87 103 250 97 14.62 15.55 104 400 154 18.67 19.78 105 700 260 27.07 28.57 106 1,000 363 35.12 37.01 107 250 21...

AI summary The document presents distribution tariff rate schedules for different rate codes, specifying kWh per month and corresponding monthly charges for the years 2026 and 2027. The schedules are categorized into 'Operating and Maintenance Only,' 'Operating Only,' and 'Fluorescent' sections.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 6 of 12 2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 80 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Number of kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Bulb Length Bulbs per Unit mo...

AI summary The document contains tables outlining different rate codes, bulb lengths, number of bulbs per unit, kWh per month, and corresponding monthly costs for the years 2026 and 2027. These tables appear to be part of a 2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix and are related to distribution tariff rate schedules.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 7 of 12 Number of kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Bulb Length Bulbs per Unit month 2026 2027 Other 119 48 4 364 11.60 12.13 120 96 2 254 8.09 8.47 150 96 4 613 19.54 20.43 (b) Photocell Operation –...

AI summary The document presents tables with rate schedules for distribution tariffs, showing different rate codes, bulb lengths, number of bulbs per unit, kWh per month, and corresponding monthly charges for the years 2026 and 2027. These tables are categorized under 'Photocell Operation – Operating Only' and 'Low Pressure Sodium'.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 8 of 12 2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 82 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 331 180 80...

AI summary The document provides a table with rate codes and associated costs for a 2026 Securitization Rider Application, including a redline version and a section on High Pressure Sodium lighting.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 10 of 12 2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-1 (Redline) Page 84 of 86 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 530 4.6 3...

AI summary The document outlines rate schedules for distribution tariffs, including specific rate codes, wattage, kWh per month, and associated monthly costs for the years 2026 and 2027. These schedules cover various lighting and operating categories, with some rates labeled as non-continuous or continuous.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 12 of 12 kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 594 133 44 3.07 3.21 595 55 18 1.26 1.31 596 52 17 1.19 1.24 597 41 14 0.98 1.02 598 68 23 1.61 1.68 599 117 39 2.72 2.85 (10) Li...

AI summary The document contains tables outlining distribution tariff rate schedules, including specific rate codes, wattage, kWh per month, and associated costs for 2026 and 2027. These rates are categorized under different service types, such as Light Emitting Diode (LED) operating, maintenance, and capital charges, as well as domestic service tariffs.

Rate Codes 02, 03, 04

AI summary The text references Rate Codes 02, 03, and 04, which are likely classifications or categories used in the regulatory proceeding related to utility rates or services.

MINIMUM MONTHLY CHARGE The minimum monthly charge shall be as follows:

AI summary The document outlines the minimum monthly charge, specifying its structure and application.

cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge During a Critical Peak Event Non-critical Peak Hours Effective upon the date of the Board's Order n/a 18.324 1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5. October 28, 2025. DOMESTIC SERVICE CRITIC...

AI summary This document outlines the interim energy charge rates for domestic service critical peak pricing tariff, specifying a rate of 18.324 cents per kilowatt-hour during non-critical peak hours, effective upon the date of the Board's Order.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits applied per kilowatt-hour in addition to the energy charge for the current rate year, as part of the Tariff.

Interim Energy Charge (Non cents per winter Period) kilowatt-hour April 1 through October 31 (all hours) Effective upon the date of the Board's Order 18.324 1 M12499 – Board Decision, 325286, page 5. October 28, 2025. DOMESTIC SERVICE TIME...

AI summary The document outlines the Interim Energy Charge (Non-winter Period) set at 18.324 cents per kilowatt-hour, effective upon the date of the Board's Order. It also references a Board Decision (M12499) from October 28, 2025, and introduces the DOMESTIC SERVICE TIME OF USE TARIFF.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, to be applied in addition to the energy charge.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

DSM COST RECOVERY RIDER The Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to t...

AI summary The document introduces a Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider, which imposes an additional charge in cents per kilowatt-hour on the energy charge in the current rate year, as part of the Tariff.

LARGE GENERAL TARIFF Page 2 of 2 (2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over) Rate Code 12 Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Securitization Cos...

AI summary The document outlines the application of Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour for the Large General Tariff, applicable to Rate Code 12 in the current rate year, as specified in the Securitization Cost Recovery Rider.

SMALL INDUSTRIAL TARIFF Page 2 of 2 (up to 249 kVA or 224 kW) Rate Code 21 Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Securitization Cost Re...

AI summary The document outlines the application of Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour for the Small Industrial Tariff, Rate Code 21, which are applied in addition to the energy charge as part of the current rate year.

MEDIUM INDUSTRIAL TARIFF Page 1 of 2 (250 kVA or 225 kW to 1,999 kVA or 1,799 kW) Rate Code 22

AI summary This document outlines the Medium Industrial Tariff, specifically Rate Code 22, applicable to customers with a demand ranging from 250 kVA or 225 kW to 1,999 kVA or 1,799 kW.

MEDIUM INDUSTRIAL TARIFF Page 2 of 2 (250 kVA or 225 kW to 1,999 kVA or 1,799 kW) Rate Code 22 Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Se...

AI summary The document outlines the application of Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour for Rate Code 22 under the Medium Industrial Tariff, which applies in addition to the energy charge.

UNMETERED SERVICE RATES Page 1 of 12 Rate Code 41 Note: rates listed under 2026 shall be effective upon the date of the Board's Order and rates listed under 2027 shall be effective January 1, 2027.

AI summary This document outlines the effective dates for rate codes under the 2026 and 2027 service rates. The 2026 rates become effective upon the date of the Board's Order, while the 2027 rates take effect on January 1, 2027.

(a) Continuous Burning – Operating Only Number of kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Bulb Length Bulbs per Unit month 2026 2027 Other 117 72 4 486 74.47 79.07 118 24 2 66 10.11 10.74 119 48 4 364 55.78 59.22 120 96 2 254 38.92 41.33 150 96 4...

AI summary The text presents tables with rate codes, bulb lengths, and associated energy costs for different lighting systems in 2026 and 2027. It outlines the costs per month for various lighting configurations under Continuous Burning and Photocell Operation categories.

1. DEFINITIONS In this Distribution Tariff, the following terms shall have the following meanings: Act : The Electricity Act , S.N.S. 2004, c. 25, as amended from time to time. Ancillary Services : Services that are necessary to support th...

AI summary This section defines key terms in the Distribution Tariff, including the Electricity Act, Ancillary Services, the Nova Scotia Energy Board, Bundled Service, Customer Information, and Demand Side Management Recovery Charges, among others.

2. PURPOSE OF THE DISTRIBUTION TARIFF In accordance with the provisions of the Act and the regulations made thereunder, NS Power will, subject to the terms of this Distribution Tariff, provide Distribution System Access to RtR Customers to...

AI summary The purpose of the Distribution Tariff is to provide access to the distribution system for RtR Customers in accordance with the Act and its regulations, enabling their connection to the system.

3. SCOPE OF THE DISTRIBUTION TARIFF The Distribution Tariff is applicable to all RtR Customers connected to the Distribution System. This Distribution Tariff is not applicable to RtR Customers directly connected to the Transmission System...

AI summary The Distribution Tariff applies to all RtR Customers connected to the Distribution System, excluding those directly connected to the Transmission System, which must arrange access through the LRS under the OATT. The tariff outlines terms and conditions for distribution system access and retail services.

4. BOARD APPROVAL The Distribution Tariff has been approved by the Board. Nothing contained in the Distribution Tariff shall be construed as affecting in any way the right of NS Power to make application to the Board for a change in any ra...

AI summary The Distribution Tariff has been approved by the Board. The approval does not affect NS Power's right to apply for changes in rates, terms, and conditions related to the Distribution Tariff.

Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 5 of 10 - behalf of the RtR Customer; - (c) providing billing data for the RtR Customer's Distribution Tariff charges for inclusion on the RtR Customer's invoice; and - (d) acting as the point of...

AI summary The document outlines the responsibilities of NS Power regarding the RtR Customer, including providing billing data and acting as a point of contact. NS Power is not responsible for the supply of electricity or the enforcement of contracts between the RtR Customer and the LRS.

9A. Limitation of Liability (a) NS Power shall not be responsible for any claim, loss, cost, liability, action, judgment, suit, proceeding, expense, disbursement or damage whatsoever arising, either directly or indirectly, whether in contr...

AI summary This section outlines the limitations of NS Power's liability for any claims, losses, or damages arising from interruptions, whether directly or indirectly, including those in contract, tort, or otherwise.

Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 6 of 10 diversions, curtailments, or other procedures necessary to maintain the efficient and effective operation of the Distribution System or the Transmission System. This would include all Dist...

AI summary The document outlines the liability limitations of Nova Scotia Power regarding the Distribution Access Service. NS Power is not liable for damages caused by delays, interruptions, or failures in service beyond its control, including indirect, consequential, or incidental damages, loss of profit, or loss of goodwill.

10.2 Meter Reading RtR Customer meter reading requirements are set out in NS Power Regulations Section 5 – Meter Reading and Billing.

AI summary The document outlines the meter reading requirements for RtR Customers as specified in NS Power Regulations Section 5 – Meter Reading and Billing.

Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 8 of 10 Charges and any other amounts owing by it under this Distribution Tariff. The RtR Customer shall not make or bring any claim, action or demand against NS Power arising out of or in any way...

AI summary This section of the Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff outlines that Rental or Tenancy Rights Customers (RtR Customers) cannot claim or take action against Nova Scotia Power (NS Power) for the collection of Distribution Tariff (DT) charges by the Local Retail Service Provider (LRS) or its representatives.

11.3 Real Power Losses Distribution System Real Power Losses associated with Distribution System Access are incorporated in the Distribution Tariff rates applicable to each RtR Customer's rate class. The RtR Customer is responsible for the...

AI summary Real power losses in the distribution system are incorporated into distribution tariff rates for each RtR Customer's rate class, and the RtR Customer is responsible for these costs.

STREET AND AREA LIGHTING RATES Note: 2026 rates shall be in effect upon the date of the Board's Order and 2027 rates shall be in effect January 1, 2027.

AI summary The document outlines the effective dates for street and area lighting rates, specifying that 2026 rates will take effect upon the Board's Order and 2027 rates will be effective from January 1, 2027.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 6 of 12 Number of kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Bulb Length Bulbs per Unit month 2026 2027 Other 110 24 2 30 10.30 10.99 111 48 2 85 14.39 15.28 112 72 2 116 17.04 18.04 113 72 4 222 25.60 27.01 1...

AI summary The document presents tariff rate schedules for different lighting units, including details on rate codes, bulb lengths, number of bulbs per unit, kWh consumption per month, and associated monthly costs for the years 2026 and 2027. These schedules are categorized into sections for distribution, operating and maintenance, and operating only.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 8 of 12 kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 331 180 80 5.58 5.84 (6) High Pressure Sodium

AI summary The document presents a table outlining rate schedules for distribution tariffs, specifically highlighting Rate Code 331 with associated kilowatt-hour and monthly charges for the years 2026 and 2027. The section also mentions 'High Pressure Sodium,' indicating a potential focus on lighting or infrastructure related to this technology.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 10 of 12 kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 530 4.6 3 0.11 0.11 non-continuous 531 7.5 5 0.18 0.18 continuous (9) Light Emitting Diode (LED) – Operating Only kWh per per mon...

AI summary The document presents detailed rate schedules for different LED lighting products, including various rate codes, wattage, kWh consumption per month, and associated costs for the years 2026 and 2027. These schedules are part of a larger securitization rider application, with some sections redacted due to confidentiality.

DOMESTIC SERVICE TARIFF Page 1 of 2 Rate Codes 02, 03, 04

AI summary The text references the 'Domestic Service Tariff' and lists rate codes 02, 03, and 04. It appears to be a section of a regulatory document related to utility rates.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

SECURITIZATION COST RECOVERY RIDER Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Securitization Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition t...

AI summary The Securitization Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour that apply to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

DOMESTIC SERVICE TIME OF USE TARIFF Rate Code 80

AI summary The text introduces a Domestic Service Time of Use Tariff with Rate Code 80, indicating a specific pricing structure for electricity based on usage times.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

DSM COST RECOVERY RIDER The Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to t...

AI summary The document outlines the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge, which is applied in addition to the energy charge in the current rate year as part of the Tariff.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

CUSTOMER CHARGE per month Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $22.00 Effective January 1, 2027 $22.73 ENERGY CHARGE cents per kilowatt-hour for the first 200 for all kilowatt-hours additional per month kilowatt-hours Effective upo...

AI summary The document outlines the customer charge and energy charge rates effective upon the Board's Order and on January 1, 2027. It also references the Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM), which is used to adjust rates based on fuel costs.

cents per kilowatt-hour Interim Energy Charge During a For the first 200 For all Critical Peak kilowatt-hours per additional Event month kilowatt-hours Effective upon the date of the Board's Order n/a 18.919 17.112 1 M12499 – Board Decisio...

AI summary The document contains a table with energy charge rates and references a Board Decision (M12499) from October 28, 2025, related to a 2026 Securitization Rider Application. The table outlines interim energy charges, including rates for different kilowatt-hour thresholds and Critical Peak Events.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, to be applied in addition to the energy charge.

Rate Code 82 Interim Energy Charge cents per kil owatt-hour (Winter and Non-winter Periods) for the first 200 kilowatt-hours per month for all additional kilowatt-hours Effective upon the date of the Board's Order 18.919 17.112 ENERGY CHAR...

AI summary Rate Code 82 outlines interim energy charges for different periods and rates, including winter and non-winter periods, with specific pricing for on-peak and off-peak hours, effective from November 1, 2026, and January 1, 2027.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, which are applied in addition to the energy charge.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 24 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) GENERAL TARIFF Page 2 of 3 Rate Code 11 Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) appli...

AI summary This section outlines the application of Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour as part of the Tariff for the current rate year, as specified in the Securitization Cost Recovery Rider, which applies in addition to the energy charge.

INTERIM ENERGY CHARGE Effective December 1, 2025, in accordance with the Nova Scotia Energy Board (NSEB, Board) Decision[1](#page-79-0) on NS Power's Application for 2025/26 Time-varying Pricing (TVP) Tariffs (M12499): - The Interim Energy...

AI summary An interim energy charge is implemented effective December 1, 2025, as per the NSEB decision on NS Power's TVP tariff application. The charge applies during all hours and replaces the standard offer rates when system functionality is unavailable. Critical Peak Events are not scheduled during this period, and NS Power must notify customers when functionality is restored.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, which are in addition to the energy charge.

MAXIMUM PER KWH CHARGE/MINIMUM BILL The maximum charge per kWh, applying to that portion of the bill which is not concerned with determination of the cost of the Critical Peak Events, will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except th...

AI summary The document outlines the maximum per kWh charge and minimum monthly bill, specifying that the maximum charge applies to the portion of the bill not related to Critical Peak Events and is based on a billing load factor of 10%, with a minimum monthly bill threshold.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 38 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) LARGE GENERAL TARIFF Page 2 of 2 (2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over) Rate Code 12 Securitization Cost Recovery charges or cre...

AI summary This section of the 2026 Securitization Rider Application outlines the application of Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits to the Tariff for the current rate year, specifically for large general tariff customers with a capacity of 2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS (1) The Company reserves the right to have a separate service agreement if in the opinion of the Company, issues not specifically set out herein must be addressed for the ongoing benefit of the Company and its customers.

AI summary The company reserves the right to establish a separate service agreement if it deems necessary to address issues not covered in the current conditions for the benefit of the company and its customers.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

SECURITIZATION COST RECOVERY RIDER Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Securitization Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition t...

AI summary The Securitization Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 52 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) UNMETERED SERVICE RATES Page 1 of 12 Rate Code 41 Note: rates listed under 2026 shall be effective upon the date of the Bo...

AI summary This document outlines the 2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2, which includes unmetered service rates. The rates listed under 2026 will take effect once the Board issues its order, while those under 2027 will become effective on January 1, 2027.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits applied to the Tariff for the current rate year, in cents per kilowatt-hour, in addition to the energy charge.

Availability These rates shall be applicable to the supply, operation, and maintenance, or where indicated, operation and maintenance only, of street and area lighting. Except where otherwise indicated, the rates apply to fixtures operatin...

AI summary The document outlines the application of rates for street and area lighting, specifying that they apply to fixtures operating approximately 4,000 hours per year and excluding maintenance costs related to vandalism.

Rates - (1) Incandescent - (a) Operating, Maintenance, and Capital (full charge)

AI summary The document text includes a section titled 'Rates' with a subheading 'Incandescent' and a sub-subheading '(a) Operating, Maintenance, and Capital (full charge)'. The content is minimal and does not provide substantial details or arguments related to the topic.

UNMETERED SERVICE RATES Page 9 of 12 kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 565 86 29 5.57 5.91 567 100 33 6.33 6.72 569 143 48 9.21 9.78 570 200 67 12.86 13.65 572 250 83 15.93 16.91 573 52 17 3.26 3.46 574 140 47 9.0...

AI summary The document presents a table of unmetered service rates for various rate codes, detailing the number of watts, kWh per month, and associated costs for the years 2026 and 2027. The table provides a structured overview of pricing for different service tiers.

627 200 67 21.76 23.09 kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 724 55 18 9.82 10.50 740 190 63 26.01 27.45 741 261 87 32.19 33.96 742 124 41 19.19 20.29 743 84 28 16.08 17.01 (B) MISCELLANEOUS LIGHTING

AI summary This table presents rate codes and associated costs for different wattage levels under the 'Miscellaneous Lighting' category, showing the cost per month in 2026 and 2027.

The maximum charge per kWh will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except that the minimum monthly bill for the electric power and energy portion of the Miscellaneous Lighting Rate shall be $ as follows per month if such unmetered se...

AI summary The text outlines the maximum charge per kWh based on a billing load factor of 10%, with a specific minimum monthly bill for the electric power and energy portion of the Miscellaneous Lighting Rate when billed separately from metered accounts.

Maintenance Charge (if applicable) Cost of normal fixture maintenance and bulb replacement on the basis of current cost levels shall be used to calculate the monthly maintenance charge. This portion of the rate does not include any provisi...

AI summary The monthly maintenance charge covers the cost of normal fixture maintenance and bulb replacement based on current costs. It does not include globe washing or cleaning, and vandalism-related repairs are charged to the customer.

1. DEFINITIONS In this Distribution Tariff, the following terms shall have the following meanings: Act : The Electricity Act , S.N.S. 2004, c. 25, as amended from time to time. Ancillary Services : Services that are necessary to support th...

AI summary This section defines key terms used in the Distribution Tariff, including 'Act', 'Ancillary Services', 'Board', 'Bundled Service', and 'Distribution System Access', providing clarity on the structure and scope of the tariff and related services.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 68 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 3 of 10 Retail Supplier : This term has the same meaning as under the Act. Reta...

AI summary The document outlines definitions related to the Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff, including terms such as Retail Supplier, Retail Customer, RtR Customer, and Transmission System. It also discusses cost recovery mechanisms such as Storm Cost Recovery Charges and Securitization Cost Recovery Charges.

2. PURPOSE OF THE DISTRIBUTION TARIFF In accordance with the provisions of the Act and the regulations made thereunder, NS Power will, subject to the terms of this Distribution Tariff, provide Distribution System Access to RtR Customers to...

AI summary NS Power will provide Distribution System Access to RtR Customers under the terms of the Distribution Tariff, as required by the Act and its regulations.

3. SCOPE OF THE DISTRIBUTION TARIFF The Distribution Tariff is applicable to all RtR Customers connected to the Distribution System. This Distribution Tariff is not applicable to RtR Customers directly connected to the Transmission System...

AI summary The Distribution Tariff applies to all RtR Customers connected to the Distribution System, excluding those directly connected to the Transmission System, which must arrange access through the LRS under the OATT. The tariff outlines terms and conditions for Distribution System Access and retail services.

4. BOARD APPROVAL The Distribution Tariff has been approved by the Board. Nothing contained in the Distribution Tariff shall be construed as affecting in any way the right of NS Power to make application to the Board for a change in any ra...

AI summary The Board has approved the Distribution Tariff, but this approval does not restrict NS Power from applying for changes to rates, terms, and conditions in the future.

9A. Limitation of Liability (a) NS Power shall not be responsible for any claim, loss, cost, liability, action, judgment, suit, proceeding, expense, disbursement or damage whatsoever arising, either directly or indirectly, whether in contr...

AI summary This section outlines the limitation of liability for NS Power, stating that they are not responsible for any claims, losses, or damages arising from interruptions, whether directly or indirectly, in contract, tort, or otherwise.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 72 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 7 of 10 diversions, curtailments, or other procedures necessary to maintain the...

AI summary The document outlines the liability limitations of Nova Scotia Power regarding the Distribution Access Service, stating that the company is not liable for damages caused by delays, interruptions, or failures in service that are beyond its control, including indirect, consequential, or incidental damages.

10.2 Meter Reading RtR Customer meter reading requirements are set out in NS Power Regulations Section 5 – Meter Reading and Billing.

AI summary This section outlines the meter reading requirements for RtR customers, referencing NS Power Regulations Section 5 – Meter Reading and Billing.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 74 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 9 of 10 Charges and any other amounts owing by it under this Distribution Tarif...

AI summary This section of the Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff outlines the responsibilities of the RtR Customer, prohibiting them from making claims or demands against NS Power related to the collection of DT Charges by the LRS and its representatives.

11.3 Real Power Losses Distribution System Real Power Losses associated with Distribution System Access are incorporated in the Distribution Tariff rates applicable to each RtR Customer's rate class. The RtR Customer is responsible for the...

AI summary The document discusses how real power losses in the distribution system are incorporated into the distribution tariff rates for each rate class of RtR customers, with the responsibility for these costs falling on the RtR Customer.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 75 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 10 of 10 APPENDIX A: DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES

AI summary This document is part of the 2026 Securitization Rider Application and includes Appendix A of the Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff, which outlines rate schedules. The content has been redacted due to confidentiality.

2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 76 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 1 of 12 \ Note: for certainty, all capitalized terms shall, unless otherwise defi...

AI summary This document outlines the Distribution Tariff Rate Schedules, noting that all capitalized terms are defined within the Distribution Tariff unless otherwise specified. It is part of the 2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2.

STREET AND AREA LIGHTING RATES Note: 2026 rates shall be in effect upon the date of the Board's Order and 2027 rates shall be in effect January 1, 2027.

AI summary The document specifies that the 2026 street and area lighting rates will take effect upon the Board's Order, and the 2027 rates will become effective on January 1, 2027.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 6 of 12 Number of kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Bulb Length Bulbs per Unit month 2026 2027 Other 110 24 2 30 10.30 10.99 111 48 2 85 14.39 15.28 112 72 2 116 17.04 18.04 113 72 4 222 25.60 27.01 1...

AI summary The document presents rate schedules for distribution tariffs, including different rate codes, bulb lengths, number of bulbs per unit, kWh per month, and corresponding monthly charges for 2026 and 2027. The tables are divided into sections for Operating and Maintenance Only, Operating Only, and a Fluorescent Crosswalk.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 8 of 12 2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 83 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 331 180 80 5....

AI summary The document presents a table with rate codes and associated costs for electricity distribution, specifically focusing on High Pressure Sodium under the 2026 Securitization Rider Application. The table includes details such as kWh per month and associated costs for the years 2026 and 2027.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 10 of 12 2026 Securitization Rider Application Appendix G-2 (Clean) Page 85 of 87 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 530 4.6 3 0....

AI summary The document presents rate schedules for distribution tariffs, including specific rates for different wattage levels and years, particularly focusing on LED operating only rates. It includes tables with rate codes, wattage, kWh per month, and corresponding monthly costs for 2026 and 2027.

Rate Codes 02, 03, 04

AI summary The text references Rate Codes 02, 03, and 04, which are likely classifications or categories used in the regulatory proceeding related to utility rates or services.

SECURITIZATION COST RECOVERY RIDER Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Securitization Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition t...

AI summary The Securitization Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, in addition to the energy charge.

Rate Code 80

AI summary The text references 'Rate Code 80', which likely pertains to a specific rate classification or tariff code used in Nova Scotia's regulatory proceedings. However, no further details are provided in the chunk to elaborate on its context or implications.

DSM COST RECOVERY RIDER The Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to t...

AI summary The document outlines the Demand Side Management Cost Recovery Charge, which is applied in addition to the energy charge as part of the current rate year's tariff.

STORM COST RECOVERY RIDER Storm Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Storm Cost Recovery Rider, shall apply, in addition to the energy charge.

AI summary The Storm Cost Recovery Rider outlines charges or credits applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, expressed in cents per kilowatt-hour, and applies in addition to the energy charge.

LARGE GENERAL TARIFF Page 2 of 2 (2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over) Rate Code 12 Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits (in cents per kilowatt-hour) applicable to the Tariff for the current rate year, shown in the Securitization Cos...

AI summary The text outlines the application of Securitization Cost Recovery charges or credits in cents per kilowatt-hour for large general tariff customers with a capacity of 2,000 kVA or 1,800 kW and over, as specified in the Securitization Cost Recovery Rider.

INTERRUPTIBLE RIDER TO THE LARGE INDUSTRIAL TARIFF (RATE CODE 25) Customers who qualify for interruptible service will receive a per month per kilovolt ampere reduction in demand charge for billed interruptible demand, as shown in the tabl...

AI summary The interruptible rider to the Large Industrial Tariff (Rate Code 25) provides a monthly per kilovolt ampere reduction in demand charge for customers qualifying for interruptible service. The billed interruptible demand is calculated as the difference between contracted firm demand and billing demand, with specific rules for when credits apply.

Demand Charge per month per kilowatt of connected load Effective upon the date of the Board's Order $13.420 Effective January 1, 2027 $14.250 Energy Charge

AI summary The document outlines the demand charge rates per month per kilowatt of connected load, effective upon the date of the Board's Order and again on January 1, 2027. It also mentions the Energy Charge section, though details are not provided.

The maximum charge per kWh will be that for a billing load factor of 10% except that the minimum monthly bill for the electric power and energy portion of the Miscellaneous Lighting Rate shall be $ as follows per month if such unmetered se...

AI summary The text outlines the maximum charge per kWh based on a 10% billing load factor, with a specified minimum monthly bill for the electric power and energy portion of the Miscellaneous Lighting Rate when billed separately from metered accounts.

Availability This rate shall be applicable to the supply, operation and maintenance of lighting units not provided for under the Street and Area Lighting rate.

AI summary This rate applies to the supply, operation, and maintenance of lighting units not covered by the Street and Area Lighting rate.

1. DEFINITIONS In this Distribution Tariff, the following terms shall have the following meanings: Act : The Electricity Act , S.N.S. 2004, c. 25, as amended from time to time. Ancillary Services : Services that are necessary to support th...

AI summary The text defines key terms used in the Distribution Tariff, including the Electricity Act, Ancillary Services, the Nova Scotia Energy Board, Bundled Service, and the Distribution System. It outlines the scope of services provided under the Distribution Tariff and clarifies what is included in the definition of Customer Information and Demand Side Management Recovery Charges.

Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 2 of 10 outlines the pricing and availability provisions for Distribution System Access. DT Charges : This term shall have the meaning set out in Section 11.2. Good Utility Practice : Those practi...

AI summary The document outlines the pricing and availability provisions for Distribution System Access, defining key terms such as 'DT Charges' and 'Good Utility Practice' in the context of Nova Scotia Power's distribution tariff.

Retail Supplier licence issued by the Board in accordance with the Act and regulations made thereunder which authorizes a person to sell renewable low-impact electricity generated within the Province. Retail Customer : This term has the sa...

AI summary The document defines key terms related to licensed retail suppliers (LRS), retail customers (RtR), and associated charges such as storm and securitization cost recovery. It outlines the scope of retail customer transactions and the role of NS Power as the transmission provider.

2. PURPOSE OF THE DISTRIBUTION TARIFF In accordance with the provisions of the Act and the regulations made thereunder, NS Power will, subject to the terms of this Distribution Tariff, provide Distribution System Access to RtR Customers to...

AI summary The purpose of the Distribution Tariff is to enable RtR Customers to connect to the Distribution System, as mandated by the Act and its regulations, with NS Power providing access under the terms of the tariff.

3. SCOPE OF THE DISTRIBUTION TARIFF The Distribution Tariff is applicable to all RtR Customers connected to the Distribution System. This Distribution Tariff is not applicable to RtR Customers directly connected to the Transmission System...

AI summary The Distribution Tariff applies to all RtR Customers connected to the Distribution System, excluding those directly connected to the Transmission System, which must arrange access through the LRS under OATT provisions. The tariff outlines terms and conditions for Distribution System Access and retail services.

4. BOARD APPROVAL The Distribution Tariff has been approved by the Board. Nothing contained in the Distribution Tariff shall be construed as affecting in any way the right of NS Power to make application to the Board for a change in any ra...

AI summary The Board has approved the Distribution Tariff, but this approval does not prevent NS Power from applying for changes to the tariff, rates, or related terms and conditions in the future.

8. RTR CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES The RtR Customer shall be responsible for: - (a) payment of all fees and charges arising in connection with the Distribution Tariff; - (b) compliance with the terms and conditions of the Distribution Tariff...

AI summary The RtR Customer is responsible for paying fees related to the Distribution Tariff, complying with its terms and conditions, obtaining renewable low-impact electricity from an LRS, and managing contractual arrangements with the LRS.

9A. Limitation of Liability (a) NS Power shall not be responsible for any claim, loss, cost, liability, action, judgment, suit, proceeding, expense, disbursement or damage whatsoever arising, either directly or indirectly, whether in contr...

AI summary This section outlines the limitation of liability for NS Power, stating that they are not responsible for any claims, losses, or damages arising from interruptions, whether directly or indirectly.

Nova Scotia Power Distribution Tariff Page 7 of 10 diversions, curtailments, or other procedures necessary to maintain the efficient and effective operation of the Distribution System or the Transmission System. This would include all Dist...

AI summary The document outlines NS Power's liability limitations regarding Distribution System Access, stating that the company is not liable for damages caused by delays, interruptions, or failures beyond its control, including indirect, consequential, or incidental losses.

10.2 Meter Reading RtR Customer meter reading requirements are set out in NS Power Regulations Section 5 – Meter Reading and Billing.

AI summary The document outlines the meter reading requirements for RtR customers, referencing NS Power Regulations Section 5 – Meter Reading and Billing.

MAXIMUM PER KWH CHARGE/MINIMUM BILL The same maximum per kWh charges and minimum bills will apply as stated in tariffs for NS Power Bundled Service for each Rate Class listed above.

AI summary The document states that the maximum per kWh charges and minimum bills will remain consistent with the NS Power Bundled Service tariffs for each Rate Class listed above.

STREET AND AREA LIGHTING RATES Note: 2026 rates shall be in effect upon the date of the Board's Order and 2027 rates shall be in effect January 1, 2027.

AI summary The document outlines the effective dates for 2026 and 2027 street and area lighting rates, which will be determined by the Board's Order and take effect on January 1, 2027, respectively.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 6 of 12 Number of kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Bulb Length Bulbs per Unit month 2026 2027 Other 110 24 2 30 10.30 10.99 111 48 2 85 14.39 15.28 112 72 2 116 17.04 18.04 113 72 4 222 25.60 27.01 1...

AI summary The document presents a table of distribution tariff rate schedules, including different rate codes, bulb lengths, number of bulbs per unit, kWh per month, and corresponding monthly charges for the years 2026 and 2027. The tables are categorized into sections such as 'Operating and Maintenance Only' and 'Operating Only'.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 8 of 12 kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 331 180 80 5.58 5.84 (6) High Pressure Sodium

AI summary This section of the document outlines a rate schedule for high-pressure sodium lighting, providing details on kilowatt-hour (kWh) usage and associated monthly costs for 2026 and 2027.

(a) Operating, Maintenance, and Capital (full charge) kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 121 250 100 14.43 15.34 122 400 150 18.02 19.10 123 70 32 9.52 10.21 124 100 45 10.45 11.18 125 150 65 12.00 12.80 126 100 99...

AI summary The document presents rate schedules for operating, maintenance, and capital charges, including various rate codes with corresponding kWh per month and associated costs for 2026 and 2027. These schedules are part of the distribution tariff rate schedules.

DISTRIBUTION TARIFF RATE SCHEDULES\ Page 10 of 12 kWh per per month ($) Rate Code Watts month 2026 2027 Other 530 4.6 3 0.11 0.11 non-continuous 531 7.5 5 0.18 0.18 continuous (9) Light Emitting Diode (LED) – Operating Only kWh per per mon...

AI summary The document outlines various rate codes and associated costs for LED lighting under distribution tariff rate schedules for 2026 and 2027. It includes different categories such as operating only and full charge for maintenance and capital, with varying wattage and monthly costs. Appendix H of the 2026 Securitization Rider Application has been filed electronically.

From: Energy and Regulatory Boards Tribunal To: Henwood, Crystal D Cc: Painting-MacLean, Kimberly Subject: FW: Letter of Comment –Nova Scotia Power Inc. Securitization and Rider Application (October 2026) Date: October 13, 2026 8:06:59 AM...

AI summary A residential customer of Nova Scotia Power expresses concern over a proposed 2.9% securitization rider to be added to electricity bills in 2027, which, combined with an existing 3.9% rate increase, would result in a 6.8% overall increase in energy costs. The customer highlights the financial burden on households and the lack of alternatives in a regulated monopoly.

ption to choose another electricity provider. This rate increase will directly affect my household budget by adding an estimated $150 per year to our expenses, making it harder to afford home heating. I ask that the Board rigorously audit...

AI summary The letter from Daniel MacKinnon highlights concerns about an upcoming rate increase, estimating an additional $150 annual cost to his household. He requests a rigorous audit of Nova Scotia Power's assets and deferred costs to ensure ratepayers are not unfairly burdened and that the securitization mechanism provides maximum public savings.

terim - basis. So what those rate impacts that flow from the - securitization may be for customers would be approved on a - I'll stop looking at the camera. - So it's anticipated that the Board - INTERNATIONAL REPORTING INC. CERTIFIED COUR...

AI summary The speaker discusses the interim approval of rate impacts from securitization by the Board, allowing for a further regulatory process to determine the final split of the securitized surcharge among customer classes. The process is compared to past regulatory proceedings, such as the 500 million LFG filing, but notes that the current situation involves only one applicant.

stent with the Regulations themselves. - Is there are there any questions - about any of that? - NANCY RUBIN: Blake, just to confirm, - all issues with respect to allocation remain open and - you're only looking for the part one, the appro...

AI summary The discussion centers on the approval of a bond issuance transaction, with rates to be applied on an interim basis and subject to future adjustments based on allocation between customer classes, bond yield, and financing costs. The Board's next steps in the regulatory process are not yet determined.

number would provide the best results. - And so we have provided there the - breakdown, again, the forecast under-recovery to September - 30th, the forecast under-recovery of the remainder of this - year or next year, an additional amount...

AI summary The document discusses the under-recovery of fuel costs due to higher-than-expected expenditures, driven by geopolitical events and colder weather. These costs, incurred during the energy transition period, are impacting Nova Scotia Power's credit metrics and may require a rate increase of 7-8% to maintain its credit rating.

lion. - MR. ROSCOE: Okay. That's 149, not - the 214. Okay. - MR. WILLIAMS: That's right. - So I that helps put all this into - context and then we're talking about big numbers here. - If these components are not included in securitization,...

AI summary The discussion highlights concerns about the potential for a significant rate increase if unrecovered fuel costs are not included in securitization. The speaker emphasizes the policy implications of including fuel costs and the impact on customers, noting recent government announcements that underscore the importance of this decision.

crease really jeopardizes that policy objective, I - think. - So sorry. That was a bit of a - sidetrack, but Craig. - MR. FLEMMING: Yeah, so thank you. - So Daniel, I was going to start by - I was going to start my response the same way Bl...

AI summary The discussion centers on the potential rate increase of approximately 7 to 8 percent, with adjustments based on the balance of $150 million and expected under-recovery of about 2 percent. The conversation also touches on the role of the FAM and securitization in managing these financial aspects.

on that final decision so - that we're not finishing out the year with rates that we - know are materially different than what they need to be. - It it's just some tinkering and really nothing of a - INTERNATIONAL REPORTING INC. CERTIFIED...

AI summary The discussion revolves around the decision to adjust rates at the end of the year rather than making immediate changes. The speaker suggests that if the changes are minor, it may be better to delay adjustments until the end of the year. The Board has the final decision on this matter.

average rate increase of about 3.3% for FAM customer classes through an interim Securitization Cost Recovery Rider effective on January 1, 2027 (i.e., 2.9% for the Domestic Service-Residential class). Based on a 30-year amortization period...

AI summary NS Power proposes an average rate increase of 3.3% for FAM customer classes through a Securitization Cost Recovery Rider effective January 1, 2027. The securitization is expected to result in $265.6 million in customer savings over 30 years due to 100% debt financing, eliminating shareholder returns on the assets. A paper hearing is scheduled with specific timelines for submissions and evidence.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The Public Utilities Act - and - IN THE MATTER OF: The Financing Orders and Securitized Bonds Regulations - and - IN THE MATTER OF: An application by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated for approval of...

AI summary This document pertains to a regulatory proceeding involving Nova Scotia Power's application for approval of a financing order to securitize $1 billion in costs collected through a Securitization Cost Recovery Rider under the Public Utilities Act.

1 Request IR-19: - 2 On p. 29 of the application, lines 17-19, say: - 3 …the ELID tariffs will be updated following the Board's determination of M12661, while the 4 changes to the BTL tariffs will be reflected in the AAR application. 5 6 a...

AI summary The text raises questions about the impact of the Board's decision on the ELID tariff in Matter M12661 on the interim allocation in the current matter, anticipated revisions to BTL tariffs in the 2027 AAR proceeding, and how NS Power plans to reflect changes from this matter's decision in the AAR application before its filing deadline.

8 Request IR-34: 9 On pp. 68-69 of the technical conference transcript, NS Power notes that the magnitude of the 10 0.05% servicing fee is consistent with precedent transactions in the US. Please reference the 11 precedent transactions NS...

AI summary NS Power refers to precedent transactions in the US to justify the 0.05% servicing fee. The request asks for the identification of these transactions and the service fee magnitude in each.

5 Request IR-37: - 6 Appendix B appears to be missing a worksheet labeled as TABLE that is used to present the 7 values in the cells D123 to F140. - 8 a) Are the range of rates presented in the table in worksheet 'NPV Analysis Securitizati...

AI summary The text refers to a missing worksheet in Appendix B and asks whether the range of rates in a specific table reflects the interest rates recommended by financial advisors for a securitized bond issuance.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF: THE FINANCING ORDERS AND SECURITIED BONDS REGULATIONS - and - IN THE MATTER OF: an application filed by NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED for approv...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Incorporated has applied for approval to securitize $1 billion in costs through a Securitization Cost Recovery Rider under the Public Utilities Act and related financing regulations.

Request IR-5: - Reference: Sections 4.0-5.0 and 11.7; Appendix B. - Please provide existing support for NPV assumptions or conventions that are not evident from - Appendix B, including the following: - a) cash-flow timing/discounting conve...

AI summary Request IR-5 asks for existing support for NPV assumptions and conventions, including cash-flow timing, source of inputs, issuance and collection timing, terminal treatment, and analysis of issuance-size or term alternatives with related financial impacts.

Request IR-9: - Reference: Sections 7.0-10.0 and 14.0; Appendices F, G-1, G-2 and H - Please identify the filed or proposed tariff and billing mechanism for ELID, the BTL classes, - Shore Power, and OATT MEUs effective January 1, 2027, and...

AI summary Request IR-9 asks for the identification of filed or proposed tariff and billing mechanisms for ELID, BTL classes, Shore Power, and OATT MEUs effective January 1, 2027, and a clarification of the interim-to-final billing process following bond issuance.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: the PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF: the FINANCING ORDERS AND SECURITIZED BONDS REGULATIONS - and - IN THE MATTER OF: an application by NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED for approval of...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. is seeking approval from the Nova Scotia Energy Board to securitize $1 billion in costs through a Securitization Cost Recovery Rider under the Public Utilities Act and Financing Orders and Securitized Bonds Regulations.

NOTICE OF INTERVENTION OF: CONSUMER ADVOCATE TAKE NOTICE that the Consumer Advocate hereby intervenes in the above Application and proceeding. The Consumer Advocate represents the interests of residential ratepayers, who may be impacted by...

AI summary The Consumer Advocate intervenes in the proceeding to represent residential ratepayers who may be impacted by the application. The Advocate will address issues raised by the Energy Board and any other issues that arise during the proceeding. Legal representation is provided by Pink Larkin and InterGroup Consultants.

1 M13133 2 3 NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD 4 5 6 7 IN THE MATTER OF: the PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT 8 9 - and - 10 11 12 IN THE MATTER OF: the FINANCING ORDERS AND SECURITIZED BONDS REGULATIONS 13 14 - and - 15 16 17 18 19 20 IN THE MATTER OF: an app...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is handling a matter related to the Public Utilities Act and the Financing Orders and Securitization Bonds Regulations. Nova Scotia Power Inc. has applied for approval to securitize $1 billion in costs collected through a Securitization Cost Recovery Rider. The Consumer Advocate has sent information requests to Blake Williams of Nova Scotia Power Inc., with responses due by October 29, 2026.

Forecast, and accrued interest calculated at the Bank of Canada policy rate plus 1.75 percent. a) How does the proposed interest rate compare to NS Power's observation in Sec. 11.7, page 42 of 51, lines 10-19, that "the issuance be permitt...

AI summary The document discusses the interest rate for a proposed issuance, comparing it to NS Power's observation that the transaction should reflect prevailing interest rates as stated in Section 11.7, page 42 of 51, lines 10-19.

22 Reference: Exhibit N-1, Appendix C; and Figure 1, p. 10. (a) Please provide a schedule, in excel format, similar in approach to Appendix C, but limited solely to the forecast 2027 fuel shortfall (i.e. the forecast FAM under-recovery for...

AI summary The request asks for an Excel schedule showing the impact on 2027 GRA rates if the 2027 fuel shortfall were recovered through the FAM process instead of being securitized, and also asks for the resulting rate impact by customer class.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF: THE FINANCING ORDERS AND SECURITIZED BONDS REGULATIONS -and- IN THE MATTER OF: AN APPLICATION by NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED for approval of a...

AI summary The Nova Scotia Energy Board is considering an application by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated for approval of a Financing Order to securitize $1 billion in costs through a Securitization Cost Recovery Rider, under the Public Utilities Act and related regulations.

Request IR-11: - Reference: N-1, page 13 lines 8-9. - a. Please provide a narrative explanation of the material differences between "NS Power's Q3 Forecast" and the forecast used in the GRA to set the BCF FAM rate currently in place. - b....

AI summary Request IR-11 asks for a narrative explanation of differences between NS Power's Q3 Forecast and the forecast used in the GRA to set the BCF FAM rate, as well as any changes in resource assumptions between the two forecasts.

Request IR-15: - Reference: N-1, Section 9.0 and page 33 lines 7-11. - a. Please confirm that the actual, final "(i) scheduled principal and interest payments on the Securitized Bonds" is not currently known and will remain uncertain and s...

AI summary The text requests confirmation and clarification regarding the uncertainty of scheduled principal and interest payments on Securitized Bonds and Ongoing Financing Costs, as well as the Board's ability to review these values before they are included in customer rates. It also inquires about proposed guardrails to manage associated risks.

Request IR-17: - Reference: N-1, Section 2.5. - a. Please explain how NS Power's purchases of fuel (e.g., natural gas, coal), power (e.g., via existing PPAs or through market transactions), and other FAM-related products and services in re...

AI summary The request asks NS Power to explain how its fuel, power, and FAM-related costs, as well as costs from a regulatory asset tied to a single customer's tariffs in 2026, should be recovered over a 30-year period, referencing electricity rate and cost causation principles.

17 Request IR-7: 18 Reference: N-1, Application, page 17, lines 20-23 Furthermore, if the Unrecovered Fuel Costs are not securitized, they will need to be collected through the existing FAM process, which, for only those costs up to the en...

AI summary The text discusses the potential impact of not securitizing Unrecovered Fuel Costs, which could lead to significant rate increases of 7 to 8% for customers in 2027 if recovered through the existing FAM process. The request asks for workpapers and a breakdown of rate increases by customer class, as well as recovery proposals if the Financing Order is not approved.

1 NET PRESENT VALUE - 2 Request IR-26: - 3 Reference: N-1, Application, Section 5.0, page 25, Figure 5. - 4 Preamble: Figure 5 shows Eligible Costs of $1,040,567,763 under "Traditional - 5 Recovery" and $1,000,000,000 under "Securitization...

AI summary The text requests clarification on the Net Present Value (NPV) of customer benefits in a rate proceeding, specifically regarding the inclusion of financing costs for a FAM prepayment, recovery periods for different cost components, and the breakdown of NPV attributable to each component.

7 Request IR-34: - 8 Reference: M12451 Board GRA Decision, March 25, 2026, paragraphs 157–189 and 268– - 9 269. - 10 Preamble: The Board's 2026–2027 GRA decision identifies substantial uncertainty - 11 concerning hydroelectric refurbishmen...

AI summary The request IR-34 asks NSPI to provide forecasts of hydro-related expenditures from 2027–2031, assess the use of securitization for financing these costs, and compare securitization with an alternative that prioritizes hydro-related costs over other balances.

NOTICE OF INTERVENTION TO: The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board ("Board") AND TO: Nova Scotia Power Inc. ("NSPI") - 1. The BERWICK ELECTRIC COMMISSION , the RIVERPORT ELECTRIC LIGHT COMMISSION , the TOWN OF MAHONE BAY , and the TOWN OF...

AI summary The Berwick Electric Commission, Riverport Electric Light Commission, Town of Mahone Bay, and Town of Antigonish (collectively, the MEUs) request intervenor status in a proceeding before the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board, as they purchase power from Nova Scotia Power Inc. and are impacted by the Spill Tariff.

sources in calculating the allocation factors for each of the OATT MEUs.

AI summary The text discusses the allocation factors for OATT MEUs in the context of sources used in their calculation.