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Topic:"BNI Custom Incentive Program" in M11108

Matter: P-194 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - 2023 Load Forecast Report
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Section 1585
re 2-5 summarizes the resulting floor space estimates developed for each BNI segment for the study’s base year, 2019. Figure 2-5. Base Year BNI Area (million m2) Floor Floor Area Segment Area (million m2) (%) Small Commercial 6.07 13% Larg...

AI summary The text discusses the floor space estimates for different BNI segments in 2019, highlighting the distribution of floor areas across small commercial, large commercial, institutional, and industrial segments. It also outlines the definition of end uses in the context of energy consumption, focusing on activities like space heating and domestic water heating.

Section 1868
3.4 BNI – Power Bars As shown in Figure 26, on average, business respondents have almost 15 power bars, and the vast majority are not smart power bars (6%). Figure 26. BNI Sector – Power Bars ©2019 Navigant Consulting, Ltd. Page 22 . Date...

AI summary The text discusses the BNI sector's power bars and computer servers, noting that most power bars are not smart and that a significant portion of servers use virtualization and decommissioning.

Section 1891
60.5% Elsewhere in Mainland Nova Scotia – 28.5% Cape Breton Island – 11% 4.2.2 Lighting Figure 42 lists findings for the BNI lighting profile in Nova Scotia. Figure 42. BNI Indoor Lighting Profile Measure / Characteristic Online Survey Fin...

AI summary The text discusses lighting profiles in Nova Scotia, particularly focusing on the BNI lighting profile. It highlights the prevalence of LED lighting systems and the types of lighting fixtures used, such as track/mono-point direction LED lights and downlight LED luminaires. It also notes the use of occupancy sensors and automatic controls in lighting systems.

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