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Topic:"Affordable Multifamily Housing And Non Profit Organizations Amf" in M03452

Matter: ENSC-TRAN - Efficiency Nova Scotia - Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Demand Side Management Transition Plan
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05509Redacted DSM Services Agreement 2 passages
1. INTERPRETATION p. p. 17
nd ENSC. - 1.1.19 Services means the services to be provided by NSPI to ENSC under this Agreement, including the Transition Services, the Non-Discretionary Services and the Discretionary Services.

AI summary The document defines 'Services' as the services to be provided by NSPI to ENSC under the agreement, including Transition Services, Non-Discretionary Services, and Discretionary Services.

ENSC acknowledges the following: p. p. 17
ENSC acknowledges the following: - 1. During the Transition Period, NSPI will continue to use its marketing materials in respect of the DSM programs. This use of marketing programs does not imply a licence for ENSC to use NSPI's Intellectu...

AI summary During the Transition Period, NSPI will continue to manage DSM programs and agreements, including marketing materials, laptop provision, and financing arrangements. ENSC is required to develop its own marketing materials by January 1, 2011, and NSPI will repatriate laptops used in the low-income program. NSPI retains control over financing terms and conditions for DSM customers.

064632010 DSM Evaluation Reports 2/28/2011 1 passage
Section 729
ervices provided for free as no extremely DK influence influential part of the program RF11. If the Nova Scotia Power appliance retirement program had not been available, how much, if anything, would you have been willing to pay someone to...

AI summary The document includes survey questions about the Nova Scotia Power appliance retirement program, asking participants about willingness to pay for appliance removal, energy-saving actions taken, and electricity usage changes. It also includes a page reference to an evaluation of the 2010 Appliance Retirement & Replacement Program.

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