Topic:"Revenue Requirement" in M12932

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - Time-Varying Pricing Pilot Program - 2024/25 (Year Four) and 2025/26 (Year Five) Evaluation Reports

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Interest in Learning More p. pp. 175-176

Interest in Learning More Customers who express being interested in learning more before choosing between the two plans would most commonly like to see a cost breakdown of each option and better understand how each could save them money. O...

AI summary Customers interested in learning more about pricing programs want cost breakdowns, information on peak times and rates, impact assessments, side-by-side comparisons, and visual aids to help them make informed decisions. Caution is noted regarding the interpretation of some demographic subgroups due to small sample sizes.

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Potential Tools to Monitor Revenue Impacts – Rate Design Scorecard Rubric p. pp. 61-62

Potential Tools to Monitor Revenue Impacts – Rate Design Scorecard Rubric Item Objective 0 - Does Not Meet Objectives 1 - Meets Some Objectives 2 - Meets Most Objectives 3 - Meets All Objectives Revenue Neutrality The Tariff should be reve...

AI summary The document presents a rubric for evaluating rate design through a revenue neutrality lens. It assesses how well a tariff meets objectives by analyzing average bill changes, with scores ranging from 0 to 3 based on the magnitude of deviation from neutrality.

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