Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Accounting Standards" in M12282

Matter: EfficiencyOne - New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans Application for Approval of New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans
2 passages 2 documents

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E-1Notice of Application and Evidence 1 passage
Section 458
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AI summary The document discusses the EfficiencyOne Benefit-Cost Analysis Test Application and references the National Standard Practice Manual. It outlines the application process, including the use of a benefit-cost analysis, and mentions the Affordable Bill Cap (ABC) and other relevant standards. The text also references specific procedures and regulations related to energy efficiency and cost analysis.

99638Closing Submission - E1 1 passage
4.1 CORE ELEMENTS p. pp. 10-11
4.1 CORE ELEMENTS E1 is requesting the Board approve the Proposed BCA as the new cost-effectiveness test for DSM, which is to be screened at the portfolio level. In designing the Proposed BCA, EFG followed the NSPM. None of the experts con...

AI summary E1 is requesting the Board to approve a new Benefit-Cost Analysis (BCA) as the cost-effectiveness test for Demand-Side Management (DSM), designed using the National Standard Practice Manual (NSPM) and aligned with Nova Scotia's policies. Experts like Ms. Lane and Mr. Bowman acknowledge the NSPM's value and policy neutrality. The Proposed BCA addresses utility system impacts, countering claims that it is disconnected from the utility and its customers.

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