Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Tariff Design" in M12732

Matter: NSPI DRO Appeal - Meter Issues - Hunter Cooling

2 passages 2 documents

C-2DRO Decision d. March 4, 2026 (redacted) 1 passage

B at Hunter Cooling p. p. 0

er's day-to-day operations. My Decisions are binding on Nova Scotia Power but not on the Customer. Customers may appeal my Decisions (within 12 days of receipt of Final Written Decision) to the Board. Your Dispute in summary is: that your...

AI summary Customer disputes Nova Scotia Power's handling of excess solar generation compensation, arguing unfair treatment under the Nova Scotia Electricity Act. NS Power asserts compliance with the Act, which limits compensation to annual usage. The Board's regulations 3.6 and 6.4 are cited as relevant.

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C-6NSPI Response to Appeal (redacted) 1 passage

Prohibition on system access charges and standard terms and conditions p. p. 9

Prohibition on system access charges and standard terms and conditions - 8 (1) A public utility may not create a fee structure, nor impose system access charges, that discourage customers from developing, installing and using their own ren...

AI summary The regulation prohibits public utilities from imposing system access charges that deter customers from using renewable energy generators or storage. Nova Scotia Power must create standard terms and conditions for all customers, including those generating their own electricity, as mandated by 2025, c. 18, Sch., s. 8.

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