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Topic:"Commercial Industrial Programs" in M08929

Matter: P-884 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - Integrated Resource Planning (IRP) and M08059--Generation Utilization and Optimization
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N-1Demand Response Potential Study for 2021-2045 12 passages
Section 126
ndix F. Figure 8-14. EE Base Case Market Potential, Cumulative Winter Peak Demand Savings by Customer Segment (MW, net at generator) Source: Navigant analysis ©2019 Navigant Consulting, Ltd. Page 74 Nova Scotia Energy Efficiency and Demand...

AI summary The document presents energy efficiency and demand response potential study results for Nova Scotia from 2021 to 2045. It highlights that residential and BNI lighting, as well as residential HVAC, are the top electricity-saving measures. Residential LED bulbs and custom energy efficiency programs are emphasized for their significant savings potential.

Section 147
• Residential Level 1: By Sector • Commercial and Industrial (BNI) • Electric Vehicles (EV) • Residential • BNI » Small Commercial » Large Commercial Level 2: By Customer Class 13 » Small Industrial » Large Industrial » Interruptible Rider...

AI summary The text outlines a hierarchical classification of customer classes and sectors within the electricity sector, including residential, commercial and industrial (BNI), and electric vehicles, with further sub-classifications by building type and customer class.

Section 222
in the following table. Figure 3. Potential Study Customer Segments Category Sub-Categories a) Residential (with low-income treated as a subcomponent) Sector b) Business, Non-Profit and Institutional (all non-Residential customers) c) Cook...

AI summary The text outlines potential customer segments for a study, categorizing them by sector, end use, building type, and region. The segments include residential, business, non-profit, institutional, and industrial customers, with further subcategories such as low-income and First Nations.

Section 275
Description Level 1 1. Residential By Sector 2. Business, Non-profit and Institutional (BNI) 3. Residential o Single and Multi-Family o Low Income 4. Commercial Level 2 o Small General Demand By Segment o General Demand o Large General (fo...

AI summary The text outlines a classification system for electricity sectors and end uses, divided into levels and segments. It includes residential, business, non-profit, institutional, commercial, and industrial sectors, each with subcategories such as low-income, single and multi-family, and specific end uses like space heating and electric vehicles.

Section 276
7. BNI: HVAC, electric water heating, lighting, industrial (for each segment) processes, electric vehicles, batteries Level 1: Sector Navigant will segment customers between the residential and business, non-profit and institutional (BNI)...

AI summary The document outlines the segmentation of customers for a demand response (DR) analysis, including residential, business, non-profit, institutional (BNI), and industrial sectors. Customers are grouped into segments based on rate schedules, with specific considerations for low-income and First Nation customers. The breakdown includes end-use analysis for winter peak demand.

Section 340
sections present the results for BNI building characteristics. 4.2.1 BNI – General Building Information A summary of general building information is listed in Figure 41.

AI summary This section provides a summary of general building information for BNI, with details presented in Figure 41.

Section 341
Figure 41. BNI General Buildings Profile Characteristic Online Survey Findings Facility Ownership The majority (59%) of businesses own their facility, while 24% rent and 17% lease. Utility Bill Payment 67% of facilities surveyed pay their...

AI summary Figure 41 provides a profile of BNI General Buildings based on online survey findings. It outlines facility ownership, utility bill payment methods, building sizes, and business types of the surveyed facilities.

Section 342
6% of BNI facilities are professional, scientific, and technical services. 5% of BNI facilities are public administration. 5% of BNI facilities are accommodation and food services. 5% of BNI facilities are manufacturing. 5% of BNI faciliti...

AI summary The text provides a breakdown of the distribution of BNI facilities across various industry sectors, with percentages allocated to categories such as professional services, public administration, manufacturing, and others.

Section 343
4% of BNI facilities are other. ©2019 Navigant Consulting, Ltd. Page 32 Date Filed: August 14, 2019 Page 36 of 42 Nova Scotia Energy Efficiency and Demand Response Potential Study for 2021-2045 Appendix B Location Halifax Regional Municipa...

AI summary The document discusses the distribution of BNI facilities across Nova Scotia and provides insights into the lighting profile of BNI facilities, including the types of lighting fixtures and control systems used.

Section 386
highlight outdoor objects and features). f) General service lights (i.e. have a base sized like a normal light bulb _ 8 and screw into regular light sockets) g) Parking garage lights _ 8 17. Approximately, how many occupancy sensors does...

AI summary The text includes survey questions about lighting fixtures and occupancy sensors in commercial buildings in Nova Scotia, focusing on energy efficiency measures such as daylighting controls and lighting commissioning.

Section 791
89 19 44 87 64 44 43 34 39 52 32 50 89 41 MEAN 1.7 1.9 1.5 1.4 1.9 1.3 1.2 1.5 3.0 .9 1.5 3.5 1.7 2.2 2.2 Responses of greater than 10 were excluded from calculation of the mean. TABLE 14: [IF Q13 1 OR MORE] Of this/these motors, how many...

AI summary The text provides statistical data and a table asking about the use of EC Motors in HVAC, refrigeration equipment, or appliances. It excludes responses above 10 from the mean calculation and defines EC Motors as electronically commutated motors used to vary speed.

Section 795
, refrigeration equipment, or appliances use EC Motors? EC Motors refer to an electronically commutated motor that uses electronic controls to vary its speed. They may be known as brushless DC motors. REGION BUSINESS PREMISES FT EMPLOYEES...

AI summary The text discusses the use of EC Motors in refrigeration equipment and appliances, and includes a table showing the proportion of businesses using EC Motors across different regions and heating types, as well as data on lighting usage including LED and smart bulbs.

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