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Topic:"Comfit" in M10473

Matter: E-ENS-R-22 EfficiencyOne 2023-2025 Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan Application
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E-25-(ii)Resume of K. Takahashi 1 passage
OTHER RELEVENT WORK p. p. 0
OTHER RELEVENT WORK • Currently assessing Puget Sound Energy's Energize Eastside project proposal on behalf of the City of Newcastle. The focus of this assessment is on (a) the reasonableness of the utility's historical loads and load fore...

AI summary The text outlines various energy-related assessments and projects, including evaluating Puget Sound Energy's Energize Eastside proposal, assisting with renewable heating and cooling frameworks, supporting EPA's Clean Power Plan analysis, and reviewing integrated resource plans for multiple states and utilities. It also details work on energy efficiency programs, COMFITs development, and deep energy retrofit analyses.

E-27Letter of Support - ANSMC 1 passage
Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Project p. p. 0
gree to $29,000 for those with post-secondary degrees. 8 In the 2016 census, the all Nova Scotian median income was $31,813 while it was only $15,498 in Mi'kmaw on-reserve communities. 9 Higher electrical usage when coupled with other dete...

AI summary The Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Project (MHEEP) by EfficiencyOne aims to address energy poverty in Mi'kmaw communities through retrofits, but faces challenges like income disparities and funding cuts. Mi'kmaw households face higher energy costs and lower incomes, necessitating increased efficiency budgets. Program improvements include better reporting, training, and communication. COMFIT is referenced in a related proceeding.

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