2026-2027 General Rate Application Settlement Agreement
AI summary The document outlines the 2026-2027 General Rate Application Settlement Agreement, which pertains to the regulatory process for setting electricity rates in Nova Scotia.
73 (21) DEF. CHG Financing 4,488 2,961 151 820 94 84 108 168 17 64 21 (22) DEF. CHG Tax 4,825 3,183 163 882 101 90 116 180 18 69 23 (23) DEF. CHG Pension 34,205 22,567 1,152 6,252 713 640 823 1,278 130 487 163 (24) DEF. CHG Steam Assets 0...
AI summary The text presents a detailed breakdown of various financial items related to the allocation of average rate base, including financing, tax, pension, and fuel deferral costs, as well as asset retirement obligations and other related entries. The data spans multiple years and categories, with a focus on cost allocation and financial adjustments.
3 $672,296 $765,054 $981,238 $1,157,980 $1,506,607 $1,175,360 $872,849 $741,340 NRIS $3,389,237 $3,589,681 $4,112,442 $3,528,178 $3,229,511 $2,482,409 $2,309,965 $2,149,334 $3,273,229 $4,362,000 $6,574,920 ERIS $2,609,660 $3,258,459 $3,627...
AI summary The text presents a series of financial figures and usage data, including costs related to the Cost of Service Study (COSS) and Fuel Adjustment Mechanism (FAM), along with detailed energy usage data categorized by different classes of users such as domestic, small general, large general, and industrial sectors.
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