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2 5. BUSINESS, NON-PROFIT AND INSTITUTIONAL (BNI) SECTOR - 3 The BNI sector consists of the following three programs: - 4 Efficient Product Rebates; - 5 Custom Incentives; and - 6 Direct Installation. - 8 Energy Manager Placements - 9 Unde...
AI summary The BNI sector includes three programs: Efficient Product Rebates, Custom Incentives, and Direct Installation. E1 employs Energy Managers to identify DSM opportunities, achieving 17.6 GWh energy savings and 2.9 MW demand savings in Q3 2025. E1 expects to meet 2025 energy savings targets but anticipates slightly lower demand savings than planned. Variances in Direct Installation program results are noted.
2 5.3 Direct Installation 3 The Direct Installation program is marketed as Small Business Energy Solutions.
AI summary The Direct Installation program, marketed as Small Business Energy Solutions, is discussed in the context of Nova Scotia's regulatory proceedings. The text highlights the program's branding and its role in energy initiatives.
Program Components - The Residential Demand Response program component aims to help facilitate a more flexible residential load that provides residential customers with economic incentives and more visibility and control of their loads. E1...
AI summary The document outlines two demand response programs by E1 and BNI, aiming to enhance load flexibility through economic incentives and control mechanisms. E1's Residential program includes Eco Shift with specific devices, while BNI's program targets non-residential loads via an aggregator pathway.
1.2 Results E1 provides explanations of changes of 25 percent or more in the year-end forecast expenditures within rate classes, as compared to the 2025 Plan as Approved. Like in Q1 and Q2, this applies to the large general, small industri...
AI summary E1 explains changes in year-end forecast expenditures for various rate classes, noting higher-than-expected participation in programs like Demand Response and Custom Incentives for certain classes, while others show lower-than-expected participation. Year-to-date actual expenditures are 76% of the 2025 Plan as Approved.