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Table 1: 2024 Approved Plan, Mid-Course Adjustments, Year-End Forecast, and Q3 Results 202 4 Plan as Ap proved 2024 M id-Course Adj ustments 2024 Year-End For ecast Q. 3 and YTD 2 024 Resu ılts F rogram Status Affordable Multi-family Housi...
AI summary The table provides a comparison of the 2024 Approved Plan, mid-course adjustments, year-end forecasts, and Q3 results for various programs including Affordable Multi-family Housing, Efficient Product Installation, Green Heat, and Home Energy Assessment. It outlines metrics such as targets, achievements, and performance indicators.
3.1 Participation - Q3 participation results are provided in [Table 2](#page-8-0) as compared to the projected participation - uptake in the 2024 Plan and the mid-course adjusted targets. - Results provide insight into current trends withi...
AI summary Q3 participation results show mixed outcomes across program components. Small Business Energy Solutions saw increased participation due to Q2 adjustments (higher eligibility, longer pre-approval window, and increased incentives). Affordable Multi-family Housing had lower participation due to fewer prescriptive project applications, while Affordable Single-family Homes exceeded 2023 levels as initial challenges eased.
1 Table 2: Participation Rates Participation 2024 Plan as Approved 2024 Mid Course (MCA) Q3 2024 Results YTD 2024 Results % of YTD 2024 Results to MCA % of 2024 Plan as Approved Participation Unit Efficient Product Rebates 101,991 255,495...
AI summary Table 2 presents participation rates for various energy efficiency and demand-side management programs in Nova Scotia under the 2024 Plan as Approved, Mid-Course Adjustment (MCA), and year-to-date (YTD) results. It highlights performance metrics such as the percentage of YTD results compared to MCA and the 2024 Plan as Approved, with notable variations across different programs.
Affordable Multi-family Housing Highlights - Energy savings remained low in Q3, as the program component is receiving fewer applications for prescriptive projects than expected in 2024. Average savings per project have also declined, prima...
AI summary Energy savings in the Affordable Multi-family Housing program remained low in Q3 2024 due to fewer prescriptive project applications and smaller building sizes. Efforts to boost participation included revising affordability criteria, planning webinars, and improving application intake. A marketing campaign targeting non-profits continued, with a Q4 email campaign planned for multi-unit residential buildings.
Table 10: Q3 and YTD Results Applicable to Affordable Single-family Homes, Affordable Multi-family Housing, and Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Project 2024 Plan as App proved 20 2024 Mid-Course Adjustment 2024 Forecast (Year-End) Q3 and YT...
AI summary The document presents Q3 and YTD results for energy efficiency programs targeting affordable single-family homes, affordable multi-family housing, and the Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Project. It includes metrics such as energy savings, peak demand savings, investment, and participation numbers for each program.
10. CONCLUSION - At the end of Q3 2024, E1's year-to-date results were 90.7 GWh of net incremental energy - savings, 15.4 MW of net peak demand savings, 7.3 MW of available capacity, and 2.9 GWh of net - energy savings applicable to Afford...
AI summary E1 achieved significant energy savings by the end of Q3 2024, including 90.7 GWh of net incremental energy savings and 15.4 MW of net peak demand savings, with a total investment of $40.3 million. The Annual Progress Report for 2024 will be submitted to stakeholders and the NSUARB in March 2025.
3 Existing Residential includes the following program components: Affordable Multi-family Housing and Non-Profit Organizations, Efficient Product 4 Installation, Green Heat, Home Energy Assessment, Affordable Single-family Homes, Mi'kmaw H...
AI summary The Existing Residential program includes several components such as Affordable Multi-family Housing, Efficient Product Installation, and Home Energy Assessment. The Home Energy Assessment component primarily includes homes heated by electricity, with some non-electric homes receiving limited DSM funding.