Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Asset Retirement Obligation" in M10473

Matter: E-ENS-R-22 EfficiencyOne 2023-2025 Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan Application
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E-22021 DSM Evaluation Reports 3 passages
Table 2: Verification of 2021 ARet Data Field Consistency p. p. 180
Table 2: Verification of 2021 ARet Data Field Consistency Data Field 1 Data Field 2 Consistent (Y/N) If Not, Action Taken by the Evaluator Calculated Line Loss Factor (Gross Savings at the Generator / Gross Savings at the Meter) Tracked Ra...

AI summary This table verifies the consistency of data fields in the 2021 ARet report. It highlights inconsistencies in the Calculated Line Loss Factor, where incorrect factors were applied for 82 participants, leading to errors in savings calculations. Line loss factors were also missing for 17 projects. Other fields, such as NTGR and Effective Useful Life, were found to be consistent.

Table 3: Verification of 2021 ARet Savings Compilation p. p. 181
Table 3: Verification of 2021 ARet Savings Compilation Program Component Result Valid Equation? (Y/N) If Not, Action Taken by the Evaluator Gross Energy Savings at the Generator Y N/A Gross Peak Demand Savings at the Generator Y N/A Net En...

AI summary Table 3 verifies the 2021 ARet savings compilation, confirming that all program component results have valid equations with no corrective actions required by the evaluator.

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Transfer Scenario Proportion (a) Would-be Acquirer Finds an Alternative Unit Proportion (b) Alternative Type Proportion (c) Total Proportion (a b c) Scenario Energy Consumption (kWh) (d) Secondary Market Impact (kWh) (a b c d) 50% Old Unit...

AI summary Table 7 calculates the 2021 ARet secondary market impact per freezer based on different transfer scenarios, considering proportions of would-be acquirers finding alternative units and their types, along with energy consumption and market impact in kWh.

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