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Topic:"BNI" in M08604

Matter: E-ENS-R-18 - EfficiencyOne - 2019 Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan Application, 2017 Annual Progress Report  and 2017 Evaluation Reports
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E-12017 DSM Annual Progress Report 1 passage
Section 18
cotia. 13 4 Reflects tracked and estimated participation by low-income participants; numbers are included in the overall Efficient Product Rebates (Residential and BNI), Existing Residential, Custom 14 Incentives, and Direct Installation p...

AI summary The text discusses participation rates in 2017 energy efficiency programs, including Efficient Product Rebates for residential and BNI participants, and notes that the 2017 Strategic Energy Management (SEM) program had no savings due to its start date. Evaluation data is referenced in section 1.3.2.

E-5Report of H. Gil Peach, BCC 6 passages
Section 11
is 27.707 MW. As shown in Table 1, net demand reduction at the generator (MW) is split about 47% to the Residential sector and 53% to the business, non-profit and institutional program sector (BNI). For 2017, about 85% of net demand reduct...

AI summary In 2017, 85% of net demand reduction at the generator came from the DSM portfolio, with 15% from Codes & Standards. Residential and BNI sectors accounted for 47% and 53% of net demand reduction, respectively. Efficiency Nova Scotia supports Codes & Standards, though they originate primarily from federal/provincial levels.

Section 12
ion 2.129 New New Home Construction 0.954 0.954 New Residential Subtotal 11.138 Demand Reduction Program Portfolio BNI Component Program (MW) Rebates Business Energy Rebates 7.286 7.286 Rebates Custom 3.637 Custom Custom Energy Management...

AI summary The table presents 2017 DSM program results, showing demand reduction contributions from BNI programs (e.g., Business Energy Rebates, Custom Incentives) totaling 12.541 MW. Strategic Energy Management (SEM) had no 2017 results due to timing issues. The overall DSM portfolio plus codes/standards totaled 27.707 MW, sourced from the 2017 DSM Program Evaluation Executive Summary.

Section 14
n in Table 1, the DSM portfolio net energy savings at the generator (GWh) is split about 41% to the Residential sector and about 59% to the business, non-profit and institutional program sector (BNI). In Figure 2, the DSM program component...

AI summary The DSM portfolio's net energy savings are split 41% residential and 59% BNI. Key programs like Green Heat and Business Energy Rebates contribute significantly to peak demand reduction. Top programs account for 80% of first-year energy savings, with lifetime savings analyzed in Figure 4.

Section 17
Annual Net Savings Program Portfolio Residential Component Program (GWh) Appliance Retirement 3.094 Rebates 22.637 Rebates Instant Savings 19.543 Home Energy Assessment 7.007 Existing Green Heat 2.980 27.864 Existing Efficient Product Inst...

AI summary The document presents annual net savings by program and component, highlighting residential and BNI initiatives. Key programs include appliance retirement, rebates, and energy efficiency measures, with significant contributions from residential and business sectors.

Section 20
Annual Net Savings Program Portfolio Residential Component Program (GWh) Appliance Retirement 23.050 Rebates 202.166 Rebates Instant Savings 179.116 Home Energy Assessment 140.139 Existing Green Heat 53.925 351.352 Existing Efficient Produ...

AI summary The document presents annual net savings (in GWh) for residential and BNI energy efficiency programs, including appliance retirement, instant savings, home energy assessments, and business rebates, quantifying energy reductions from initiatives like efficient product installation and strategic energy management.

Section 21
Direct Small Business Energy Solutions 100.854 100.854 Installation Installation BNI Subtotal 966.078 Overall DSM Portfolio Total 1620.838 Table Notes Due to year to year timing, there were no SEM results in 2017. Source: Data from Table 5...

AI summary The text presents a table summarizing energy savings data from the 2017 DSM program evaluation, including a BNI subtotal and overall DSM portfolio total. It notes the absence of SEM results in 2017 due to timing issues and cites the 2017 DSM Program Evaluation Executive Summary as the source.

E-9E1 (SBA) RIRs to IR-1 to IR-21 1 passage
Section 20
Business Energy Rebates - Instant Rebates 16% 24% 27% 27% 24% 27% Business, Non-Profit and Institutional (BNI)

AI summary The document outlines Business Energy Rebates with Instant Rebates, showing varying percentages (16% to 27%) and references the Business, Non-Profit and Institutional (BNI) category.

E-10E1 (NSUARB) RIRs to IR-1 to IR-21 1 passage
Section 17
Expenditures ($ thousand) 313 27 0 0 0 2 341 Institutional (BNI)

AI summary A table row showing expenditures in thousands of dollars, with 'Institutional (BNI)' as the category and values ranging from $0 to $341,000. The data appears to represent financial allocations or costs associated with the BNI program.

E-13Evidence - Synapse (BCC) 3 passages
Section 13
2 Table 1. 2019 Annual, Lifetime, and Demand Savings. Incremental Lifetime Incremental Annual Net Net Energy Annual Net Energy Savings Savings Demand Savings Program (GWh) (GWh) (MW) Residential DSM Programs Efficient Product Rebates 14.9...

AI summary Table 1 presents 2019 energy and demand savings data for residential and business/non-profit DSM programs in Nova Scotia, including metrics like annual net energy savings, lifetime net energy savings, and annual net demand savings across various initiatives.

Section 19
2.2 0.410 0.014 Residential Total 14.2 0.278 0.020 Business, Nonprofit, and Institutional Programs Efficient Product Rebates 5.2 0.160 0.014 Business Energy Rebates 5.2 0.160 0.014 Custom Incentives 6.1 0.176 0.014 Custom 5.3 0.176 0.013 E...

AI summary The text presents a table detailing 2019 DSM Plan savings and investments by program, including Business, Nonprofit, and Institutional (BNI) initiatives like Efficient Product Rebates, Custom Incentives, and Direct Installation. Data includes participation rates and cost metrics, sourced from E1(Synapse) IR-10, Table 1.

Section 22
5 Cost effectiveness 6 Q. Has E1 provided cost effectiveness results for the proposed 2019 programs? 7 A. Yes, in response to information requests. E1's cost effectiveness results, in terms 8 of the Program Administrator Cost (PAC) test an...

AI summary E1 provided cost effectiveness results for 2019 programs using the Program Administrator Cost (PAC) and Total Resource Cost (TRC) tests. Results show varying effectiveness across residential, business, and enabling strategies programs, with residential programs scoring 4.3 (PAC) and 2.2 (TRC), and BNI programs at 4.7 (PAC) and 2.8 (TRC).

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