Topic:"Commercial Industrial Programs" in M12349

ce Data ................................................................................................................. 51 21 4.5.1 Demand Side Management .....................................................................................

AI summary The text outlines sections of a 2025 Load Forecast Report, including demand-side management, renewable energy integration, and sector-specific analyses for residential, commercial, and industrial/municipal sectors. The document is redacted, with confidential information removed.

............................................. 74 16 Figure 58: Historical and Forecast Annual NSR ........................................................................ 75 17 Figure 59: Forecast Components ..................................

AI summary The text lists figures related to energy demand forecasting, demand response programs, peak load analysis, and the impact of electric vehicles. Topics include system reliability, load management, and integration of renewable energy sources through advanced metering infrastructure.

is to the manufacturing employment 25 forecast input and whether any adjustments or alternative assumptions were considered. 26 27 Request IR-3: 28 Refer to Report, Section 4.4.1, Heat Pumps, page 34 of 94 and respond to the following: 29...

AI summary The regulatory body requests Nova Scotia Power to detail provincial and federal heat pump incentives for commercial customers in the 2025 Load Forecast, including their eligibility, values, and impact on the forecast. It also asks to identify DSM incentives or code changes driving efficiency improvements in commercial water heaters.

M12349 – SBA IRs – July 28, 2025 Page 2 of 4 1 a) Please include the assumed effective dates and associated impacts, if available. 2 3 Request IR-5: 4 Refer to Report, Section 4.4.4, Solar Generation (PV), page 44 of 94 and respond to the...

AI summary The document outlines three information requests (IR-5, IR-6, IR-7) related to net-metering customer statistics, behind-the-meter solar installation projections, and price elasticity data for small businesses. Requests focus on customer distribution, incentive considerations, and program participation metrics, with references to NS Power's reports and forecasting methods.

the forecast. Or the class-specific energy growth rate, for that matter. The reasonableness of such a forecast could be compared to the official peak demand forecast to understand what is missing (or in apparent excess). For these reasons,...

AI summary The Consumer Advocate requests a class-specific peak load forecast from NS Power, arguing it would improve forecast accuracy. NS Power anticipates increased system demand due to changes in RTR sales, including a new third-party Licensed Retail Supplier (LRS) expected to serve 420 GWh of load across residential, commercial, and industrial customers starting in 2026.