Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Commercial Industrial Programs" in M12861

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - 2026 Load Forecast Report
6 passages 3 documents

Commercial Industrial Programs across all matters →

N-12026 Load Forecast Report - Redacted 4 passages
Section 4
4.5.8 Commercial and Industrial Growth............................................................................................ 55 19 4.6 Price Data ..........................................................................................

AI summary The text outlines sections of a regulatory proceeding document covering topics such as commercial and industrial growth, price data, demand-side management, renewable energy integration, and sector-specific analyses (residential, commercial, industrial/municipal). It includes a date (May 15, 2026) and pagination details.

Section 9
.. 27 15 Figure 15: Yearly Change in Customers, Population, and Housing Completions........................ 29 16 Figure 16: Yearly Change in Residential Customers.................................................................... 30 17 F...

AI summary The text lists figures analyzing customer trends, economic drivers (residential, commercial, industrial), energy forecasts (heat pumps, EVs, hybrid heating), and load modeling scenarios. It focuses on data visualization for regulatory proceedings, including residential and commercial energy demand projections.

Section 92
1 Programs, and small- to large-scale generation that is fed directly onto the grid via power purchase 2 agreements or direct utility ownership. 25 In the Load Forecast, only the small scale net metering 3 installations are considered, as...

AI summary The text discusses the 2025 Load Forecast for solar installations in Nova Scotia, noting discrepancies between forecasted and actual numbers. It highlights the impact of the Canada Greener Homes program ending in 2025 on residential installations and the continued growth of commercial installations due to incentives. The forecast projects 655 MW of installed capacity by 2036.

Section 397
38.8 34.4 39.6 50.2 72.7 632 Residential Total 736.2 670.7 628.1 468.3 369.9 311.5 330.9 328.9 293.7 360.5 466.1 681.7 5,646.4 Small General 57.4 52.4 49.9 40.5 39.2 32.6 37.6 34.4 31.8 34.6 42.7 56.1 509 SG CPP 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0...

AI summary The text presents numerical data related to residential and commercial energy usage, including figures for different categories such as Small General, General Demand, and Large General. The data includes specific programs like SG CPP, SG TOU, GD CPP, GD TOU, and MURB, along with associated values over a period of time.

N-7NSPI (Synapse) RIR 1 to 21 - Redacted 1 passage
2035 Commercial End Use Peak Shares p. p. 187
2035 Commercial End Use Peak Shares

AI summary The document presents a figure related to the 2035 Commercial End Use Peak Shares, which likely illustrates the distribution of peak energy usage across different commercial end uses by 2035.

N-9Evidence - Synapse 1 passage
Residential Commercial Industrial Municipal and Other Losses Total p. p. 5
Residential Commercial Industrial Municipal and Other Losses Total 2026 5,315 3,165 2,183 131 781 11,575 2036 5,646 3,213 2,168 259 810 12,097 Change 331 48 -15 128 17 522 Percent Change 6% 2% -1% 98% 2% 5% Source: Synapse from Table A1 fr...

AI summary The table presents a load forecast for residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal sectors in Nova Scotia for the years 2026 and 2036, showing increases and decreases in demand across different sectors. The data is sourced from Synapse's Table A1 from the 2026 Load Forecast.

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