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Topic:"Audit Processes" in M04819

Matter: E-ENSC-R-12 - Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation - Application for Approval of its Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan for 2013 - 2015
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E-3ENSC 2011 DSM Evaluation Report prepared by Econoler 2 passages
Section 1479
In addition, the PM should target projects with outlier values, such as an initial EnerGuide rating below 20 or an increase of the EnerGuide rating by more than 40 points. LI-R3. Ensure the final audits are completed after the implementati...

AI summary The text discusses the need to target projects with outlier EnerGuide ratings and ensures final audits are completed after the implementation of energy efficiency measures. It references delays in 2011 due to increased participation in the EnerGuide for Existing Houses program and the use of temporary estimates for savings calculations.

Section 1602
Impact 18. .Review HOT2000 models on a random basis: The Evaluator or the PM Evaluation should review a small percentage of the HOT2000 models on a random basis to validate the input data. The energy advisors would have to keep detailed re...

AI summary The text discusses the need to randomly review HOT2000 models and ensure final audits are completed after project implementation. It highlights the challenges in completing final audits due to increased participation and the use of temporary estimates for savings calculations.

120102012 DSM Evaluation Reports 1 passage
QUALITY AND PRECISION OF THE COMPUTER SIMULATION AND ENERGUIDE RATING p. p. 123
QUALITY AND PRECISION OF THE COMPUTER SIMULATION AND ENERGUIDE RATING The data that was input in the HOT2000 simulation is consistent with the actual Audit file number Name of the advisor Service Organization ENSProgram : QA done by: Date...

AI summary The text outlines a structured audit process for evaluating the quality and precision of computer simulations and Enervide ratings, focusing on data input consistency and field evaluation criteria for various building components such as foundations, walls, attics, and windows/doors.

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