Short title 1 This Act may be cited as the Electricity Act . 2025, c. 18, Sch., s. 1.
AI summary The document establishes the short title of the legislation as the 'Electricity Act' with a citation to 2025, c. 18, Sch., s. 1, indicating its formal legislative reference.
t is not only essential—it is decisive. Accordingly, I respectfully request that the Nova Scotia Energy Board take the following matters fully into account when rendering its decision on this appeal: - How Nova Scotia Power's current pract...
AI summary The appeal challenges Nova Scotia Power's handling of excess solar generation compensation, arguing that current practices conflict with Regulation 3.6.1 and the Energy Act's Section 7(4). It emphasizes fairness, public interest, and the need for corrective actions to support solar customers and Nova Scotia's clean energy transition.
NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-3: 2 3 Please explain when and how NS Power intends to update the NS Power regulation to reflect 4 the changes arising from Bill 145, including the transition to the Self-Generating Option. 5 6 Response IR-3:...
AI summary NS Power is reviewing its regulations to align with Bill 145 changes, including the Self-Generating Option (SGO), but no timeline is set. They are evaluating updates to Regulation 3.6, considering Board directives and legislative amendments, and updating public SGO information.
M12732 – Nova Scotia Power Inc. – Appeal by Hunter Cooling of a Decision of the Dispute Resolution Officer On March 4, 2026, you filed an appeal with the Nova Scotia Energy Board (Board) regarding a decision made by Nova Scotia Power Dispu...
AI summary Hunter Cooling appeals a DRO decision, claiming improper compensation for solar generation in 2025 and requesting a revision to Section 7(4) of the Electricity Act . NS Power argues that under the Self-Generation Option (SGO), they are only required to offset consumption, not compensate for excess. The Board reviews compliance with regulations and the Electricity Act .
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