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Topic:"Bca" in M08888

Matter: E-ENS-G-18 - EfficiencyOne - Evaluation of DSM Programs - Application to allow inclusion of Non-Energy BenefitsEfficiencyOne - Application for approval of the use of Non-Energy Benefits within Cost-Effectiveness Testing
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E-1Application 1 passage
2.2 Comments from the Industrial Group p. p. 31
the TRC. While important to consider, mercury disposal costs are societal in nature and not borne individually by participants; as such, these costs are not appropriate for inclusion in the TRC test. To respond to the broader recommendatio...

AI summary The Industrial Group (IG) recommends separating TRC benefit and cost calculations for different stakeholders. EfficiencyOne responds that Massachusetts studies adapted benefits and costs, with societal costs excluded due to TRC's measurement boundary. NEB data in Nova Scotia is limited to participant benefits, unlike Massachusetts's dedicated low-income programs.

E-6E1 (NSPI) RIR-1 to RIR-43 1 passage
NON-CONFIDENTIAL p. pp. 48-49
NON-CONFIDENTIAL - The Public Utilities Act makes numerous references to the requirement that delivery of - electricity efficiency and conservation activities be cost effective for Nova Scotia Power - ratepayers. These provisions also obli...

AI summary The document outlines provincial legislation requiring cost-effective electricity efficiency and conservation activities. Nova Scotia's Public Utilities Act mandates such measures for ratepayers, while Prince Edward Island's Electric Power Act and Ontario's Ontario Energy Board Act emphasize similar cost-effectiveness and consumer protection. Manitoba's Efficiency Manitoba Act focuses on reducing energy consumption.

E-9E1 (Synapse) RIR-1 to RIR-9 2 passages
Calculation p. p. 18
Calculation Low income replacement savings = (total replacement savings) Low income retirement savings = (total retirement savings) $\times$ (OP) $\times$ (10%) Low income total savings = (low income replacement savings) + (low income reti...

AI summary The document outlines formulas for calculating low-income savings, including replacement savings, retirement savings (using Overall Prevalence and a 10% factor), and total savings. These calculations are part of a regulatory proceeding in Nova Scotia.

Calculation p. p. 18
Calculation Low income savings in county Z from undisclosed income group = (total savings in county Z from undisclosed income group) x (CP for county Z) Total low income savings = (tracked low income savings) + (total low income savings fr...

AI summary The text outlines a calculation method for determining low-income savings in County Z, using a formula that multiplies total savings by a county-specific factor (CP). It also aggregates tracked savings and savings from undisclosed income groups across all counties to compute total low-income savings.

E-10-(i)Book of Authorities 1 passage
[176] In this Court, the Province submits: p. p. 157
t it just – you just deal with an event and then the event stops and then you get on with business as normal. There's a period of catch-up before the business gets back to where it would have been. … I don't think it's appropriate to stop...

AI summary The Province challenges the Board's acceptance of PwC's methodology for calculating loss periods, arguing that the loss period should extend beyond the Market Street store's opening. The Board acknowledged PwC's analysis of vendor discounts and distribution centre impacts, while the Province seeks to replace PwC's findings with Mr. Wintrip's opinion.

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