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Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Decarbonization Deferral Account (DDA) -  2025 Annual Report
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N-1Decarbonization Deferral Account 2025 Annual Report 3 passages
DDA Period 28 p. p. 9
DDA Period 28 Revenue Requirement Without Securitization Financing costs at WACC on Average Net Book Value 46,110,230 44,357,290 42,704,377 41,151,490 39,598,604 38,045,718 36,492,831 34,939,945 33,387,058 31,834,172 30,281,285 28,728,399...

AI summary The table provides financial data for the DDA Period 28, including revenue requirements, financing costs, income taxes, and return on equity components. It outlines figures over multiple years, showing trends in financial metrics such as net present value and average net book value.

Section 53 p. p. 9
2026 Pre-Tax WACC 6.59% Securitization Bond Interest Rate 5.00% NSPI Return on Equity Embedded in 2026 WACC 9.00% NSPI Equity Thickness Embedded in 2026 WACC 40.00% Tax Rate 29.00% NBV to be recovered 713,000,000 Mortgage style bond amorti...

AI summary The text provides financial details related to Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI), including the 2026 Pre-Tax WACC, securitization bond interest rate, return on equity, equity thickness, tax rate, and the net book value (NBV) to be recovered through mortgage-style bond amortization.

DDA Period 10 p. p. 9
DDA Period 10 Revenue Requirement Without Securitization Financing costs at WACC on Average Net Book Value 46,110,230 44,357,290 41,306,779 36,958,697 32,610,615 28,262,533 23,914,451 19,566,369 15,218,287 10,870,205 6,522,123 2,174,041 -...

AI summary The text presents a table showing revenue requirements with and without securitization, including financing costs, income taxes, and return on equity components for NSPI over multiple years, as part of DDA Period 10.

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