Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Building Efficiency" in M12349

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - 2025 Load Forecast Report
2 passages 2 documents

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N-12025 Load Forecast Report + Appendices - Redacted 1 passage
Section 112
umption. In 23 contrast, older buildings often lack these advancements, relying on outdated, less efficient systems 24 that lead to higher energy consumption. Poor insulation and inefficient heating systems in such 25 buildings necessitate...

AI summary The text discusses the energy efficiency differences between older and newer buildings, highlighting that older buildings often have outdated systems leading to higher energy consumption. While renovations can improve efficiency, they may not match newer standards. Newer single-family units also show increased electricity consumption.

N-4NSPI (NSEB) RIR 1 to 24 1 passage
Section 18
han the annual consumption of the underlying housing stock. While new housing 27 would be built to modern standards, the average existing stock would include many older structures 28 with varying efficiencies. Date Filed: August 19, 2025 N...

AI summary NSPI defends its use of outdated EIA data for Building Shell Efficiency (BSE) forecasts, citing lack of updated 2024 data. They plan to reassess the BSE adjustment in 2026 with new EIA data from the 2025 Annual Energy Outlook.

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