Topic:"Residential Programs" in M12942

Finding 3: Current Daily Usage Rate is Double the Canadian Average As of June 29, 2026, our meter shows the following: - Last bill read (June 11, 2026): 144,867.64 kWh - Current meter reading (June 29, 2026): 146,395 kWh - Usage over 18 da...

AI summary As of June 29, 2026, the daily electricity usage rate recorded by the meter is approximately 84 kWh per day, which is more than double the Canadian average of 30-40 kWh per day for a residential home. This high usage is noted without any electric vehicle charging occurring at the time of the reading.

Year Total kWh Avg kWh/Day EV in House? Notes 2019 (Aug-Dec) 3,564 ~20 No Normal — meter brand new 2020 17,441 ~24 No Normal — typical residential usage 2021 17,376 ~48 No Usage doubles — nothing changed in house 2022 17,666 ~48 No Stays h...

AI summary Energy usage doubled between 2020 and 2021 without changes in household occupancy or appliances. The meter anomaly predates the EV purchase and 2025 cyberattack. Usage remained high even after acquiring an EV in 2024, with an unexpected spike in 2025 due to a broken AC.

AC Repair Documentation Text messages, contractor quotes, and repair confirmation, May-Sept 2025 Account NSEB Appeal From: Marc Hoskins [email protected] Subject: FW: MacDow Mechanical Ltd. Quote #20250229 for Work Date: Jun 25, 2025 at...

AI summary This document contains text messages and a contractor quote related to an AC repair, with a note about potential adjustments due to ongoing tariff changes and a 3% service fee for heat pump installations paid by credit card. The quote is part of an NSEB appeal.

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AI summary This text is a confirmation email from Greenfoot Energy Solutions to a client, Kevin Lepage, regarding an upcoming home energy efficiency consultation. It includes details about the appointment, information about available rebates and financing options, and mentions of provincial and federal programs such as the Canada Greener Home Loan.

DOCUMENT 6 — Kevin's Response to the Final Decision (New Evidence: EV & AC) From: kevin lepage Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2026 7:41 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: DRO Final Written Decisi...

AI summary Kevin Lepage disputes the accuracy of his 2025 energy usage compared to previous years, citing the reduction in electric vehicles and the absence of an operational air conditioner during the summer of 2025 as reasons for lower consumption.