Topic:"Revenue Requirement" in M12642

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The Public Utilities Act - and – IN THE MATTER OF: An Application by the TOWN OF MAHONE BAY on behalf of its electric utility ("TOMBEU") for Approval of Amendments to its Schedule of Rates and Cha...

AI summary TOMBEU, an electricity distribution utility in Nova Scotia, seeks approval from the Nova Scotia Energy Board to begin recovering deferred revenue from customers starting January 1, 2026, over a 24-month period, following a 2023 rate increase cap and a 2024 delay in recovery due to significant rate increases.

Background This Application arises from the Board's Decision in M010832, dated April 28, 2023, TOMBEU's GRA for Test Year 2023. The rate increase initially proposed by the Utility was a system average of 34.8%, with increases to all custom...

AI summary The document outlines the phased implementation of a rate increase for TOMBEU following the Board's decision in M010832. The rate increase was initially capped at 20% for certain classes in 2023, with the full increase to be applied in 2024. TOMBEU is now requesting approval to recover deferred revenue, including interest, from the affected classes.

Methodology TOMBEU proposes to recover the deferred amounts by a charge per kWh determined separately for each of the affected classes, effective with all consumption starting between January 1, 2026 and December 31, 2027. This is the same...

AI summary TOMBEU proposes to recover deferred revenues through a charge per kWh over a two-year period from 2026 to 2027, reducing the rate impact on customers compared to a one-year recovery period. Calculations involve applying approved rates to consumption data and incorporating financial costs. A model is provided for detailed computations.

LAUREN AGNEW Stewart McKelvey IN THE MATTER OF: The Companies Act, Chapter 81, IN THE MATTER OF: An application by 3293630 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 3293630 Nova Scotia Limited intends to make an application to the Registrar of Joint Sto...

AI summary The Town of Mahone Bay seeks approval from the Nova Scotia Energy Board to recover deferred revenue through rate riders over a two-year period starting January 1, 2026. The application is related to a previously approved rate increase (M10832). The public is invited to submit written comments or request formal standing as an Intervenor by January 9, 2026.

NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD NOTICE OF PAPER HEARING The Town of Mahone Bay , on behalf of its electric utility, applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on December 18, 2025, for approval to begin recovering deferred revenue from the phasing i...

AI summary The Town of Mahone Bay seeks approval from the Nova Scotia Energy Board to recover deferred revenue from a rate increase through rate riders applied to various customer classes over a two-year period starting in 2026.

RATES The rates set out below are the rates for electric supply and service when payment is made within 30 days from the date rendered as shown on the bill. Bills which are not paid within 30 days will be subject to an interest rate of 1.5...

AI summary The document outlines the current electric supply and service rates, including late payment interest charges. It also describes a formula used by the Board to adjust municipal rates for the Town of Mahone Bay based on NSPI's power purchase costs and approved increases.

HEARING ORDER The Town of Mahone Bay, on behalf of its electric utility, applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on December 18, 2025, for approval to begin recovering deferred revenue from the phasing in of a rate increase approved in the...

AI summary The Town of Mahone Bay applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board to recover deferred revenue from a previously approved rate increase (M10832). The Board will conduct a paper hearing and has set a timetable for interventions, submissions, and responses. The Notice of Hearing will be advertised in local publications and shared with the Town's customers.

DECISION AND ORDER The Town of Mahone Bay, on behalf of its electric utility, applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on December 18, 2025, for approval to begin recovering deferred revenue from the phasing in of a rate increase the Board...

AI summary The Town of Mahone Bay applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board to recover deferred revenue from a previous rate increase. The Board directed the utility to cap rate increases at 20% and defer the remainder for later recovery. A paper hearing was conducted, and only one Notice of Intervention was filed by IESO Nova Scotia, which stated it would not submit comments or issue IRs.

GENERAL SERVICE Demand Charge: $6.51 per month per kilowatt of maximum demand Energy Rates: $21.0071 cents per kilowatt hour for the first 200 kilowatt hours per month per kilowatt of maximum demand $13.0625 cents per kilowatt hour for all...

AI summary The document outlines general service rates, including demand charges, energy rates, and a deferred rate application. It specifies different pricing tiers based on consumption and applies to non-domestic services with loads exceeding 10 KW. A deferred rate application is noted for 2026-2027.

From: [MacDuff, James](mailto:[email protected]) To: [Painting-MacLean, Kimberly](mailto:[email protected]); [Dylan Heide](mailto:[email protected]) Cc: [Alissa Whalen](mailto:awhalen@pinkla...

AI summary This email is a communication regarding the regulatory proceeding M12642, which involves the Town of Mahone Bay seeking approval for amendments to its Schedule of Rates and Charges for the provision of electric supply and services to its customers.

IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and - IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the TOWN OF MAHONE BAY , on behalf of its electric utility, for the approval of a rate rider to recover deferred revenue from the phasing in of the utilit...

AI summary The Town of Mahone Bay is seeking approval for a rate rider to recover deferred revenue from the phased implementation of its last general rate increase, under the Public Utilities Act.

HEARING ORDER The Town of Mahone Bay, on behalf of its electric utility, applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on December 18, 2025, for approval to begin recovering deferred revenue from the phasing in of a rate increase approved in the...

AI summary The Town of Mahone Bay has applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board to recover deferred revenue from a previously approved rate increase. The Board will conduct a paper hearing, with a timeline for interventions and submissions set for early 2026. The Notice of Hearing will be advertised in local media and through the Town's communication channels.

NOTICE OF PAPER HEARING _____________________________________________________________________________________ The Town of Mahone Bay , on behalf of its electric utility, applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on December 18, 2025, for app...

AI summary The Town of Mahone Bay seeks approval from the Nova Scotia Energy Board to recover deferred revenue from a rate increase over a two-year period through rate riders applied to specific customer classes, including Domestic, Small General, General Service, and Town street lighting.

IN THE MATTER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT - and – IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION by the TOWN OF MAHONE BAY on behalf of its electric utility, for the approval of a rate rider to recover deferred revenue from the phasing in of the utility'...

AI summary This proceeding involves the Town of Mahone Bay seeking approval for a rate rider to recover deferred revenue from the implementation of its last general rate increase.

DECISION AND ORDER The Town of Mahone Bay, on behalf of its electric utility, applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board on December 18, 2025, for approval to begin recovering deferred revenue from the phasing in of a rate increase the Board...

AI summary The Town of Mahone Bay applied to the Nova Scotia Energy Board to recover deferred revenue from a previous rate increase. The Board directed the utility to cap the rate increase at 20%, with the difference deferred for later recovery. The application seeks recovery over 24 months, and the proceeding was conducted as a paper hearing with one Notice of Intervention from IESO Nova Scotia.

SCHEDULE OF RATES FOR ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND SERVICES PROPOSED RATES (Effective for services rendered on and after January 1, 2026)

AI summary This document outlines the proposed schedule of rates for electric supply and services to be effective from January 1, 2026.