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· Application · 09/24/2025
NSERB Board Counsel issued an undertaking requiring EfficiencyOne to provide PAC test results excluding Host Customer Benefits from its DSM benefit-cost analysis screening comparison by October 1, 2025.
AI summary
- Efficiencyone was directed by Nserb Board Counsel on September 22, 2025 to submit supplemental analysis as an undertaking in Matter M12282.
- The undertaking requires Efficiencyone to rerun the screening analysis from pages 13–14 of Direct Testimony in Exhibit E-1 (Appendix A) using the Program Administrator Costs (PAC) test method.
- The PAC test variation must exclude Host Customer Benefits from the new Cost Effectiveness benefit-cost analysis (BCA) test being proposed for evaluating Demand Side Management plans.
- Results are due October 1, 2025, suggesting the Board is scrutinizing how the choice of BCA methodology and included benefit categories affects DSM program screening outcomes.
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- 99458 Undertaking List