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Topic:"BNI Efficient Product Rebates Program" in M12186

Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2024 DSM Annual Progress Report and 2024 DSM Evaluation Reports
7 passages 3 documents

BNI Efficient Product Rebates Program across all matters →

E-12024 DSM Annual Progress Report 2 passages
12 Table 8: 2024 BNI Efficient Product Rebates p. p. 32
12 Table 8: 2024 BNI Efficient Product Rebates BNI EFFICIENT PRODUCT REBATES (2024) BNI Efficient Product Rebates Energy Savings (GWh) Demand Savings (MW) Expenditure ($ million) 2024 Results 39.5 5.7 8.6 2024 MCA Target 39.7 5.1 9.7 • BNI...

AI summary Table 8 compares 2024 BNI Efficient Product Rebates results against MCA targets, showing the program met its demand savings target (5.7 MW vs. 5.1 MW target) but fell slightly short on energy savings (39.5 GWh vs. 39.7 GWh target). Expenditure was $8.6 million, under the $9.7 million target.

BNI EFFICIENT PRODUCT REBATES (2024) p. pp. 32-33
BNI EFFICIENT PRODUCT REBATES (2024) - o Two new distributor partners were added and fully onboarded in Q2 and began offering instant rebates to their customers in June. - o The Evaluator performed a process evaluation for the Instant Reba...

AI summary The BNI Efficient Product Rebates (2024) report highlights additions of distributor partners, process and market evaluations, increased participation in lighting and motor measures, new solar PV pilot rebates, and LED road lighting initiatives. The Evaluator recommended improving instant rebates, increasing rebate amounts, and simplifying paperwork, while suggesting further research for market evaluation. Marketing campaigns targeted various sectors, including agriculture and commercial buildings.

E-22024 DSM Programs Evaluation Reports 3 passages
EFFICIENT PRODUCT REBATES PROGRAM p. pp. 22-87
EFFICIENT PRODUCT REBATES PROGRAM Final Report 2024 DSM EVALUATION March 26, 2025

AI summary The Final Report for the 2024 DSM Evaluation of Nova Scotia's Efficient Product Rebates Program assesses the program's performance in promoting energy efficiency. It highlights efforts to evaluate the program's impact on reducing energy consumption and achieving regulatory goals under Nova Scotia's energy efficiency initiatives.

Section 1607 p. p. 54
Efficient Product Rebates Program 18 7 For municipal utility participants, the line loss factor of the most similar NS Power rate code was assumed.

AI summary The document discusses the Efficient Product Rebates Program and mentions the assumption of the line loss factor for municipal utility participants based on the most similar NS Power rate code.

LIST OF APPENDICES p. pp. 84-85
LIST OF APPENDICES The following are presented in the Efficient Product Rebates Program – Appendices document.

AI summary The document presents a list of appendices from the Efficient Product Rebates Program. No specific content or details about the appendices are provided in the text, only the heading indicating their inclusion.

E-32024 Savings Verification Report - Gil Peach 2 passages
B. Program Specific Recommendations p. pp. 78-79
B. Program Specific Recommendations There are recommendations for only five of the program evaluations, Residential Behavior, BNI Efficient Product Rebates, the compressed air leak detection part of BNI Custom Incentives, and the two Deman...

AI summary The document highlights recommendations for five program evaluations: Residential Behavior, BNI Efficient Product Rebates, BNI Custom Incentives (compressed air leak detection), and two Demand Programs (Residential and BNI). Other programs lack evaluation issues, indicating focused attention on these specific initiatives.

2. BNI Efficient Products Rebates p. pp. 79-80
2. BNI Efficient Products Rebates SVR2024-BNI Efficient Products – 8. Change baselines for BER and IR rebates to reflect current market practices that have indoor DLC-Standard products as the new baseline with incentives offered for compar...

AI summary The document proposes updating BER and IR rebate baselines to use DLC-Standard products as the new standard, offering incentives for DLC-Premium alternatives. It also mandates a review of in-situ meter studies for multi-wattage LED lighting products, with a study commissioning requirement if no existing data is found.

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