E-1-1Application
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9 Residential 10 11 Demand reduction in the Residential sector focuses on installing electric thermal 12 storage (ETS) units and electric storage domestic water heater timers in the Green Heat 13 and Home Energy Assessment program componen...
AI summary The Residential and BNI sectors focus on demand reduction via electric thermal storage (ETS) and water heater timers. These technologies enable passive peak demand savings, reduce customer inconvenience, and align with the Preferred Plan's goal of achieving 120.1 MW demand reduction by 2022 through increased investment in DSM initiatives.
5. BUSINESS, NON-PROFIT AND INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMS AND The Preferred Plan maintains a focus on delivering energy savings benefits to Nova Scotia business customers through a variety of effective programs. Over the 2016-2018 period, market...
AI summary The Preferred Plan focuses on expanding energy savings for Nova Scotia businesses by reducing reliance on lighting upgrades, increasing program accessibility, and promoting system-peak demand reduction. It addresses barriers like cost and complexity through enhanced support and expertise, building on 2019 changes that phased out lighting incentives.
3 Table 15: Preferred Plan: BNI Sector Offerings Program Program Target Market Delivery Enhancements Component Segment Approach in 2020-2022 Custom Custom Existing and new Facilitated and New system • Incentives construction BNI financial...
AI summary Table 15 outlines the BNI Sector Offerings under the Preferred Plan, detailing various energy efficiency programs, their target markets, delivery methods, and enhancements for the period 2020-2022. These include custom incentives, energy management systems, direct installation solutions, and product rebates aimed at reducing peak demand and promoting energy efficiency.
5.3.1 Overview The Direct Installation program (marketed as Small Business Energy Solutions 'SBES') provides small business customers access to technical assistance and financial incentives for the installation of energy efficient and syst...
AI summary The Direct Installation program (SBES) offers small businesses technical assistance and financial incentives for energy-efficient upgrades via self-directed or facilitated pathways. Self-directed allows customer-chosen contractors, while facilitated includes energy audits. Financial support covers prescriptive products and customized incentives based on audited savings.
Demand Reduction Demand reduction initiatives are being introduced as part of the broader DSM portfolio in the Preferred Plan. These initiatives are meant to build on the demand reduction pilot beginning in 2019. Demand reduction focused m...
AI summary The Preferred Plan includes demand reduction initiatives under DSM, building on a 2019 pilot. The Direct Installation program offers incentives for ETS units in small to medium businesses.
5.3.3 Objectives - Objectives of the Direct Installation program include: - increase customer awareness of cost-effective energy efficiency and system-peak demand reduction options; - help small business make smart energy upgrades; - help...
AI summary The Direct Installation program aims to increase customer awareness of energy efficiency and demand reduction options, assist small businesses with energy upgrades, enhance profitability and comfort, and eliminate barriers to adopting energy-efficient technologies in Nova Scotia.
Program Delivery The Direct Installation program is designed to overcome barriers faced by small Nova Scotia businesses, including lack of capital for implementing energy efficient upgrades, lack of time and expertise to identify and asses...
AI summary The Direct Installation program supports Nova Scotia small businesses through two pathways: self-directed and facilitated. The facilitated approach uses contracted Energy Auditors to conduct audits, recommend upgrades, and provide financial incentives for audits and efficiency implementations.
Table 4: 2022 Alternate DSM Resource Scenario Investment and Savings 2022 Investment ($ million) Lifetime Benefits ($ million) a First-Year Energy Savings (GWh) Lifetime Energy Savings (GWh) Peak Demand Savings (MW) Total Resource Cost Tes...
AI summary Table 4 outlines the 2022 Alternate DSM Resource Scenario Investment and Savings, showing various programs and their associated investments, benefits, and savings. This data includes residential and non-residential programs, with details on energy savings, peak demand savings, and cost tests such as TRC and PAC.
E-3E1 (NSPI) RIRs to IR-1 to IR-69
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Residential DSM Programs Efficient Product Rebates 3.0 5.9 10.5 71.9 1.0 1.0 1.9 Existing Residential 7.6 66.5 29.8 479.9 16.1 2.2 8.8 New Residential 2.9 14.3 5.7 173.8 1.6 1.7 5.0 Business, Nonprofit and Institutional Programs Efficient...
AI summary The text presents a table summarizing participation metrics for residential and business demand-side management (DSM) programs, including efficient product rebates, direct installation, and enabling strategies. It highlights program categories, subcategories, and associated numerical data, likely reflecting participation rates or expenditure allocations.
2) Residential customers receive incentives for installing eligible measures. The incentive is typically 15-25 percent of the project costs. 1) For efficiency projects, commercial and 1) Commercial and industrial customers receive industri...
AI summary Residential customers receive incentives of 15-25% for installing eligible energy efficiency measures. Commercial and industrial customers face challenges with upfront capital and lack of education about energy efficiency projects. The midstream application involves distributors educating contractors, who influence customer awareness and adoption of energy efficiency practices.
$0.50/kWh Equipment Purchase Residential Customer, Large Purchase $/kWh $1.00/kWh $0.50/kWh Commercial and Industrial Small Business $/kWh, Total $1.00/kWh $0.75/kWh Customer, Direct Install Incentive Commercial Customer, Small Purchase at...
AI summary The text presents a table outlining various incentive thresholds and rates for different customer categories and equipment purchases under a program budget. It specifies different rates and incentives for residential, commercial, and industrial customers based on the type and scale of purchase.
1 Page 103 of 206 In the summer period, the on-peak period for pricing occurs in the afternoon, which also coincides with the system peak, which is driven by space cooling load. ONTARIO - ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMMING Previous Results (Sav...
AI summary The document discusses Ontario’s energy efficiency programs from 2011-2014, focusing on program results such as net savings and expenditures. It highlights various initiatives including appliance retirement, heating and cooling incentives, and small business lighting programs, but notes that expenditure data is not available for most programs.
rge collected by participating electric utilities. 2 Avoided Costs - http://psb.vermont.gov/sites/psb/files/projects/EEU/2013avoidedcosts/AESCReport- WithAppendicesAttached.pdf 156 We change the way people use energy Date Filed: March 29,...
AI summary The document outlines customer class breakdowns and discusses the bundled retail prices of electricity in Vermont, highlighting the different types of customers and pricing structures.
EFFICIENCY VERMONT CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Program Area Program Measures (Prescriptive Incentives) Links Name Lighting Equipment https://www.efficiencyvermont.co Agricultural Rebates are paid after pur...
AI summary This document outlines the Efficiency Vermont core program offerings for residential and business customers, focusing on agricultural equipment rebates and appliance incentives. Rebates are provided after purchase and submission of a rebate form, with certain products qualifying based on a list or specifications.
Commercial HVAC Heat Pump Water Heaters Cold Climate Heat Pump High Performance Circulator Pump Residential Heating Systems Residential Water Heating Heating, Residential and https://contractors.efficiencyver Cooling and Rebate...
AI summary The text lists various products eligible for rebates under an energy efficiency program, including commercial HVAC, heat pump water heaters, and industrial equipment. Rebates are paid after purchase and submission of a rebate form, with some incentives provided instantly based on qualifying product lists.
4.3. Salesforce Process ........................................................................................................................ 17 Appendix A. Business Development Manager In-Depth Interview Guide ............................
AI summary This section outlines the responsibilities of Efficiency Nova Scotia's (ENS) Business Development (BD) team, which includes informing BNI customers and market actors about ENS offerings, generating energy-efficiency project leads, and collaborating with various internal and external stakeholders to complete projects.
cial & Industrial Lighting Measure Measure Life Comments Retrofit New
AI summary The text outlines a table with columns for 'Measure', 'Measure Life', and 'Comments', focusing on 'Commercial & Industrial Lighting' and listing 'Retrofit' and 'New' as options under 'Measure Life'. The context suggests the table is related to energy efficiency or lighting programs.
rch 29, 2019 NS Power IR-41 Attachment 1 Page 14 of 36 5. Commercial and Industrial HVAC and Motors
AI summary This section of the document discusses Commercial and Industrial HVAC and Motors, indicating a focus on energy efficiency and management in these sectors.
ctric to Natural Gas - Water Heater Small Business Energy Solutions $0.00 0 ENERGY STAR Pool Pump Small Business Energy Solutions $0.00 0 ENERGY STAR Uninteruptible Power Supplies (UPS) Small Business Energy Solutions $0.00 0 ENERGY STAR W...
AI summary The text lists various energy-efficient equipment and their associated costs and quantities under the Small Business Energy Solutions program, highlighting specific items such as ENERGY STAR washing machines, heat pump water heaters, and flood luminaires.
$128,165.53 278 Heat Reclaimer Unit (Agriculture) Small Business Energy Solutions $10,899.75 6 High Bay Luminaire (15 000 lumen) Small Business Energy Solutions $83,322.14 1112 High Bay Luminaire (35 000 lumen) Small Business Energy Soluti...
AI summary The document lists expenditures related to energy efficiency programs, including costs for heat reclaimers and high bay luminaires under the Small Business Energy Solutions program. The amounts and quantities are provided, with a total of $231,291.39 for multiple items.
ergy Solutions $26,126.98 6 Multi-Tank Conveyor Dishwasher - Low Temp Small Business Energy Solutions $17,932.25 6 Natural Barn Ventiliation - Summer Only Small Business Energy Solutions $0.00 0 Natural Barn Ventiliation - Year-Round Small...
AI summary The text lists various energy efficiency programs and their associated costs and quantities under the Small Business Energy Solutions initiative, with some programs having zero funding allocated.
Solutions $1,656.79 6 Track/Mono-point Direction Luminaire Small Business Energy Solutions $0.00 0 Under-Counter Dishwasher - HighTemp Small Business Energy Solutions $0.00 0 Under-Counter Dishwasher - Low Temp Small Business Energy Soluti...
AI summary The text lists various energy efficiency solutions and their associated costs under the Small Business Energy Solutions program, with some items having zero cost and others having specific monetary values.
E-52018 DSM Evaluation Reports
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Table 2: 2018 Interviews Completed 2018 Interviews Completed Program Component or Service Program Manager Distributors/ Contractors Participants Retailers Energy Advisors/ Service Providers Associations Appliance Retirement 1 - - - - - Ins...
AI summary Table 2 summarizes the number of interviews completed in 2018 across various program components and services, including appliance retirement, instant savings, home energy assessments, and others. The table lists the number of interviews conducted with different stakeholders such as program managers, distributors, participants, and associations.
Small Business Energy Solutions A total of 529 Small Business Energy Solutions projects were completed in 2018, which represented a 30 percent increase over 2017. The tracked gross energy savings were adjusted downward by 8 percent as a re...
AI summary In 2018, 529 Small Business Energy Solutions projects were completed, showing a 30% increase over 2017. Adjustments were made to energy savings due to discrepancies found during site visits, with gross energy savings reduced by 8% and gross peak demand savings by 35%. The evaluated net energy savings were slightly below tracked values, but the evaluated net peak demand savings were 29% higher than tracked values.
Table 13: Evaluated Net Energy Savings at the Generator, 2014-2018 DCM Drawers DOM Drowner Company Eı nergy (GW h) Energy (% of Total Portfolio) DSM Program DSM Program Component 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Residentia...
AI summary Table 13 presents evaluated net energy savings at the generator from 2014 to 2018, detailing energy savings and percentages of the total portfolio for various DSM programs, including appliance retirement, product rebates, home energy assessments, and business energy rebates. The data highlights the contribution of residential and BNI programs to overall energy savings.
Interrelations Between the BER Services One of the objectives of the process and market evaluation was to draw a picture of the BER services and what differentiates them to verify whether using different sets of assumptions and calculation...
AI summary The evaluation compared Business Energy Rebates (BER) services, noting similarities and differences between Mail-in and Instant Rebates. It found that both services serve retrofit and new construction projects but differ in eligibility and participant preferences, with Instant Rebates being preferred for its immediate rebates and less paperwork.
BER Market Evolution Findings ENS has been active in the LED market of the BNI sector through BER since 2010. For a second year, the Evaluator completed a market evolution assessment to establish the level of LED lamp market adoption in No...
AI summary ENS has been promoting LED adoption in the BNI sector through the BER program since 2010. The market share of LED technology is growing, particularly in commercial and industrial sectors. Prices for LED products continue to decline, and the market is approaching maturity. However, regulatory changes may impact the savings potential of certain LED technologies, leading to their removal from the BER program.
Residential vs. Commercial Of the nine surveyed contractors who had purchased lighting measures suitable for both commercial and residential projects (i.e. LED downlight fixtures and/or general-use and decorative LED lamps), five mentioned...
AI summary The text discusses differences in lighting measure purchases between residential and commercial sectors, highlighting that most mail-in lighting measures in 2018 were commercial. It also notes challenges in accurately capturing the Instant Rebates market due to inconsistencies in baseline assumptions and participant data.
5.3 Net Savings Net savings are defined as the changes in energy use that are specifically attributable to Instant Rebates. Net savings were estimated by applying the overall NTGR presented above to the revised gross savings, as exemplifie...
AI summary Net savings are calculated using the Netting and Transfer Guidance Ratio (NTGR) applied to revised gross savings. Total net energy and peak demand savings are estimated at 54.884 GWh and 8.255 MW, respectively, leading to 35,622 tonnes of avoided CO2 eq annually. These calculations use a 2017 Nova Scotia-specific GHG factor and data from Nova Scotia Power.
ontractor provide you a choice of Efficiency Nova Scotia programs to participate in? [DO NOT READ, CODE ONLY ONE] - 1. Yes - 2. No - 98. Don't know - 99. Refused - P11. [ASK IF P10 = 1, YES] What other programs did they mention you could p...
AI summary The text outlines a survey question regarding program awareness and participation, specifically asking about Efficiency Nova Scotia programs and the options available for participation, including Business Energy Rebates, Small Business Energy Solutions, and others.
CI1. Before participating in the Business Energy Rebates program in [DATE], had your organization at any time in the past already participated in any other Efficiency Nova Scotia programs? Previous Participation in Another ENS Program Comp...
AI summary The text asks about previous participation in Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) programs before joining the Business Energy Rebates (BER) program. It includes data on participation rates and how prior ENS involvement influenced decisions to implement energy efficiency measures and examine options for facilities.
Instrument Name: Date: Interviewer: Thanks for taking the time to talk today. I work for Research Into Action, a subcontractor to Econoler, and we have been asked by Efficiency Nova Scotia to conduct the process evaluation for the Business...
AI summary The interview discusses the Business Energy Rebates (BER) program, its implementation, and its relationship with other Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) programs. The focus is on understanding how the program functions for contractors and how to increase interest in non-lighting measures such as pumps and heating and cooling equipment.
Tracking Sheet Validation On-site Commercial Hot Food Holding Cabinet Manufacturer: Model Number: Quantity: Explanation if quantity is different: Validate the equipment is ENERGY STAR certified: Interior Volume (ft3) Is the equipment still...
AI summary The document contains a tracking sheet for validating energy efficiency equipment in commercial settings, including hot food holding cabinets, griddles, and refrigeration/freezers. It collects information on manufacturer, model, usage, and ENERGY STAR certification.
Table 1: 2018 Overall Participation and Savings for Custom Incentives Participation Level Gross Savings NTGR Net Savings Custom Energy Savings 14.315 GWh 0.81 11.603 GWh Lifetime Energy Savings 69 projects completed 196.661 GWh 0.79 156.07...
AI summary Table 1 presents 2018 participation levels and savings for custom incentives, including energy savings, lifetime energy savings, and peak demand savings across different programs such as Energy Savings, EMIS, and SEM. The table also includes metrics like NTGR and net savings for each category.
New Construction Process and Market Evaluation The key research question identified by previous evaluations and ENS staff was how to increase participation in New Construction. The evaluation aimed to answer this question by understanding...
AI summary This evaluation focuses on the New Construction process and market, examining challenges in SP awareness, client engagement, and program participation. Key issues include low client inquiries about ENS incentives, lack of clarity on service requirements, and barriers such as project timeline concerns. SPs highlight benefits like offsetting capital expenditures and suggest improving outreach to commercial clients and professional associations.
When thinking in general about their projects from the past few years, SPs reported serving institutional clients on new construction projects more often than commercial clients; seven of the eight interviewed SPs reported serving universi...
AI summary SPs have primarily focused on institutional clients such as universities, hospitals, and schools in recent years, with fewer engagements in commercial sectors like multifamily and large offices. This indicates a potential opportunity to expand into the commercial market.
[MULTIPLE RESPONSE] - 1. Small Offices [ <25,000 square feet: typically with small footprint, and/or 1-3 stories ] - 2. Large Offices [ ≥25,000 square feet: typically a large footprint and/or > 3 stories such as a city block or office park...
AI summary The text categorizes building types into 15 distinct classes based on size, use, and characteristics, providing examples for each category. These classifications are likely used for energy efficiency programs or regulatory purposes.
1 SBES OVERVIEW This section describes the SBES program component, follows up on 2017 evaluation recommendations, and provides an overview of participation history.
AI summary This section outlines the SBES program, addresses 2017 evaluation recommendations, and provides an overview of participation history.
Table 4: Implementation Status of 2017 Recommendations for SBES 2017 Recommendations Status 2017 SBES-R1. Implement an internal procedure to identify and thoroughly review the most complex custom projects to ensure savings calculation accu...
AI summary The 2017 recommendations for the Small Business Energy Solutions (SBES) program are either implemented or in the process of being implemented. Recommendation SBES-R1 has been addressed by engaging the Custom Incentive program team to support savings estimation and project review for large custom projects.
1.3 Participation History Launched in August of 2015, SBES has seen a continual increase in participation levels and gross energy savings, as presented in Figure 4 and Figure 5 below. In 2018, a total of 529 projects were completed (26 aud...
AI summary The Small Business Energy Solutions (SBES) program has seen a 30% increase in participation from 2017 to 2018, with 529 projects completed. Lighting projects accounted for the majority of energy savings, particularly in the DIY path, with 92% of gross energy savings coming from lighting.
4. Interest in Future Upgrades Contractor Specify type of contractor: Contact with an ENS representative such as a Business Development Manager How did you first hear about the Small Business Energy Solutions (SBES) offering? Advertisement...
AI summary This section of the document explores interest in future upgrades among small businesses, focusing on equipment they may want to upgrade or add, how they would proceed with such upgrades, and the support they might need from ENS. It includes questions about how businesses learned about the SBES offering and the types of contractors they use.
Table 17: Key Figures on Nova Scotia Building Permits for January Through November 2018 34 Total Value35 ($) Estimated Floor Area (m2) Residential 969,512,000 608,72636 Non-residential 468,419,000 N/A Commercial 310,277,000 111,61037 Insti...
AI summary Table 17 provides key figures on Nova Scotia building permits for January through November 2018, showing residential permits had the highest total value at $969.5 million, followed by commercial permits at $310.3 million. The total monetary value of commercial permits was approximately one-third of that of residential permits.
3.6.1 Product Description General-service fluorescent lamps (GSFL) are tube lights generally used for overhead lighting in offices and commercial spaces. They are often installed in areas where they are used for long periods of time. T12 l...
AI summary This section describes general-service fluorescent lamps (GSFL), including their evolution from T12 to T5 models, their usage in commercial settings, and the exclusion of certain specialized lamps from the regulatory definition.
Table 42: Estimated Portion of the Fluorescent Lamp Market Impacted by the Regulation Product Class Percentage of Total Projected Shipments to Nova Scotia Affected by the Regulation in 201864 Shipments to Nova Scotia Affected by the Standa...
AI summary Table 42 estimates the portion of the fluorescent lamp market in Nova Scotia affected by a regulation in 2018. The table indicates that T12 lamps in both residential and commercial/industrial sectors are fully impacted, while other lamp types are not affected.
Table 44: Interactive Effects for General-service Fluorescent Lamps Product Class Energy Interactive Effects Factor Peak Demand Interactive Effects Factor Res. T5 ≥ 1,125 mm and ≤ 1,200 mm, ≥ 26 W (standard-output) -18.19% -35.23% Res. T5...
AI summary Table 44 presents interactive effects for general-service fluorescent lamps, showing energy and peak demand reductions for residential and commercial/industrial (C&I) products. Residential lamps show higher energy and peak demand reductions compared to C&I lamps, where peak demand effects are not provided for some categories.
Table 49: Fluorescent Lamp Ballast Market Size Estimates for Nova Scotia, 2018 Product Class NRCan Share of Class Shipments in 2017 Actual Shipments to Nova Scotia in 2018 Com – 2 lamp med bi-pin (IS) 4-ft 84% 16,402 Ind – 2 lamp med bi-pi...
AI summary Table 49 presents market size estimates for fluorescent lamp ballast shipments in Nova Scotia in 2018, categorized by product class and usage (commercial, industrial, residential), with data on NRCan share of class shipments in 2017 and actual shipments in 2018.
E-17E1 (SBA) RIR-1 to RIR-49
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4.1.1 Sample Design and Segmentation For the residential sector, the primary data source consisted of online surveys conducted by CRA that were supplemented with on‐site surveys with a sample size of 31 residents. For the BNI sector, the p...
AI summary The residential sector data relied on CRA's online surveys and on-site surveys of 31 residents, while the BNI sector used on-site surveys of 30 participants. The methodology emphasizes mixed data collection approaches tailored to sector-specific needs.
ENSC Commercial Baseline Survey
AI summary The document heading 'ENSC Commercial Baseline Survey' indicates a regulatory proceeding related to energy efficiency data collection in Nova Scotia. No substantive content is provided beyond the heading and acronym definitions, which include organizations, programs, and technical terms relevant to energy regulation and efficiency initiatives.
Date Filed: May 13, 2019 FNSC Commercial Rasoline Survey Site # Form 11 11. HVAC - Single Zone Systems N/A 🗆 Seg# Seq # Seq # Seq # Distribution System: 104. System type: SZ = Single Zone (built-up) PSZ = Pckg. Single Zone (Unitary) SSZ =...
AI summary The document contains a form (Form 11) related to a commercial Rasoline survey, including HVAC system details. It includes sections for system type, heating and cooling capabilities, number of units, duct insulation, control types, equipment details, and energy recovery features.
NAVIGANT Date Filed: May 13, 2019 ENSC Commercial Baseline Survey 226. Serves chiller # (Required) or A for All Site #
AI summary The document, filed on May 13, 2019, outlines the ENSC Commercial Baseline Survey. It includes a data entry field for specifying whether a chiller serves a particular site or applies to all, along with a site number. The survey is part of ENSC's efforts to collect baseline energy data for commercial buildings.
NA VIGANT ENSC Commercial Baseline Sun1ey Site# Form 21 21 D QC Date Filed: May 13, 2019 ENSC Commercial Baseline Survey Site # Form 22
AI summary A commercial baseline survey form submitted by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation (ENSC) on May 13, 2019, under Nova Scotia Power's regulatory proceeding. The form collects data for energy efficiency programs, referencing site-specific information and potential demand-side management initiatives.
24. Commercial Cooking/Food Service Equipment N/A □ Item # Equip Code Equipment Description ( H High Efficiency including Estar) OR to HE Total # of Electric Units Total # of Non- Electric Units Relevant Equipment Specifications 357. BR Br...
AI summary This section lists various commercial cooking and food service equipment with their respective codes and efficiency classifications. It includes items such as broilers, dishwashers, fryers, griddles, ovens, and steamers, each categorized under specific efficiency standards.
NON-CONFIDENTIAL Program Component Measure Name Reduction ETS Green Heat Residential ETS System (Room) 50% ETS Green Heat Residential DHW Timer 50% ETS Home Energy Assessment Residential ETS System (Central) 50% ETS Home Energy Assessment...
AI summary The table outlines various energy efficiency measures under the ETS Green Heat and ETS Home Energy Assessment programs, including residential and commercial ETS systems, with a 50% reduction in energy use for each measure listed.
NON-CONFIDENTIAL and a tailored report detailing energy efficiency opportunities, savings potentials,, and paybacks. The free energy assessments also contribute to mitigating the affordability barrier. Participants who go through the Do-It...
AI summary EfficiencyOne outlines its energy efficiency programs, including the Direct Installation initiative, which grew from 4.123 GWh savings in 2016 to 9.589 GWh in 2018. The program aims to continue expanding through the 2020-2022 DSM Plan, offering services like energy assessments, contractor networks, and direct installation support to mitigate affordability barriers for small businesses.