HomeBilling ProceduresM09096Evidence
Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Billing Procedures" in M09096

Matter: Approval of a Supply Agreement for Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities between EfficiencyOne (E1) and Nova Scotia Power Inc.(NS Power), the establishment of a final agreement between the parties, and approval of a 2020-2022 Demand Side Management (DSM) Resource Plan
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E-1-1Application 1 passage
4. PRICE & PAYMENT p. pp. 369-370
4. PRICE & PAYMENT - 4.1 NSPI agrees to pay EfficiencyOne for EECA as set out in Schedule "B" Compensation (the " Contract Price "). - 4.2 The Contract Price shall constitute full compensation for the EECA, and no additional compensation s...

AI summary NSPI agrees to pay EfficiencyOne for EECA services per Schedule B, with the Contract Price covering all costs. Monthly payments are due on the first business day of each month, including HST. NSPI may withhold taxes as required by law, and both parties must cooperate to ensure proper withholdings.

E-52018 DSM Evaluation Reports 2 passages
2.6 Billing Analysis p. p. 20
2.6 Billing Analysis Billing analyses were used for two purposes in 2018. For Green Heat, a billing analysis was conducted again with participants who had a centrally ducted air-source heat pump installed in previous years to establish the...

AI summary In 2018, two billing analyses were conducted: one for Green Heat participants with air-source heat pumps (inconclusive due to data issues) and another for Home Energy Assessment participants to calibrate HOT2000 software. The latter improved accuracy for energy consumption calculations in Home Energy Assessment and New Home Construction programs.

Billing Analysis p. pp. 141-142
Billing Analysis As part of the 2018 evaluation, a billing analysis was conducted to revise the OR used since the last billing analysis conducted as part of the 2015 evaluation. The new billing analysis served to compare each participant's...

AI summary A billing analysis was conducted as part of the 2018 evaluation to revise the overestimation ratio (OR) used since the 2015 evaluation. The analysis compared participants' electricity billing consumption with HOT2000 simulation models. Methodology details are found in the Impact Evaluation section and Appendix II.

E-14E1 (IG) RIR-1 to RIR-25 1 passage
4. PRICE & PAYMENT p. pp. 32-33
4. PRICE & PAYMENT - 4.1 NSPI agrees to pay EfficiencyOne for EECA as set out in Schedule "B" Compensation (the " Contract Price "). - 4.2 The Contract Price shall constitute full compensation for the EECA, and no additional compensation s...

AI summary NSPI agrees to pay EfficiencyOne for EECA services via Schedule B's Contract Price, which covers all costs. Monthly payments are due on the first business day of each month, inclusive of HST. No additional taxes apply, though withholdings may occur for non-resident services. The Contract Price is final, with no extra compensation for productivity losses or overhead.

78612Compliance Filing 1 passage
4. PRICE & PAYMENT p. pp. 216-217
4. PRICE & PAYMENT - 4.1 NSPI agrees to pay EfficiencyOne for EECA as set out in Schedule "B" Compensation (the " Contract Price "). - 4.2 The Contract Price shall constitute full compensation for the EECA, and no additional compensation s...

AI summary NSPI agrees to pay EfficiencyOne for EECA services under Schedule B, with the Contract Price covering all costs. Monthly payments are due on the first business day of each month, inclusive of HST. NSPI may withhold taxes for non-residents, with provisions for statutory waivers. All payments are in Canadian currency, with no additional compensation allowed for indirect costs.

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