Green Heat (Continued) Navigant Consulting, 2011 to 2019 Fuel Substitution Potential Analysis, Submitted to Nova Scotia Power Inc., February 24, 2010. Ontario Power Authority (OPA), 2011 Quasi-Prescriptive Measures and Assumptions, Release...
AI summary The document includes various references and resources related to energy efficiency programs and building regulations, including analyses and technical manuals from different provinces and organizations. These materials are cited in the context of a regulatory proceeding.
3.11.2 Regulation Description The 2010 edition of the National Building Code of Canada introduced a new section to Part 9 (Houses and Small Buildings) in 2012 called "Section 9.36. Energy Efficiency". This section was adopted to replace th...
AI summary In 2012, the 2010 edition of the National Building Code of Canada introduced a new section on energy efficiency for houses and small buildings, replacing the previous Nova Scotia Building Code Regulations. This update aligned Nova Scotia with national energy efficiency standards and was developed with input from various stakeholders.
Table 57: Peak Demands Savings Associated with the Introduction of the Building Code Regulation in the Nova Scotia Market Product Class Number of Single Houses Noncompliance Rate (%) Percentage of Total Units to Nova Scotia with Electricit...
AI summary Table 57 presents peak demand savings associated with the introduction of the Building Code Regulation in the Nova Scotia market. It shows data for single houses, including noncompliance rates, percentage of units using electricity for primary space heating, annual demand savings, and total peak demand savings at the meter for 2014.