2 The peak demand charge corresponds to the monthly maximum kW demand over 15-minute periods as recorded by NS Power. periods during CPP events. Annual bill impacts are a mix of statistically significant and non-significant positive saving...
AI summary The evaluation discusses energy and bill savings from different residential and commercial rate codes, noting mixed results. Residential rate codes showed some positive savings, while commercial codes generally showed negative savings. The analysis highlights challenges in interpreting savings due to limited sample sizes and potential unaccounted electrification.
4.1.2 Load Savings During Peak Periods Load savings during peak periods are generally close to zero on average over the winter peak period and a mix of statistically significant and non-significant results. [Figure](#page-37-1) 14 and [Fig...
AI summary Load savings during peak periods are generally close to zero for residential and commercial customers, with mixed statistical significance. For example, TOU high users showed significant savings of nearly 1 kW during morning and evening peaks, while Commercial General customers showed minimal savings within confidence intervals.
Table 10: Percentage of CEM Eligible Customers Using Paperless Billing End of Baseline Period End of Post Period (December 2025) Rate Code % of Paperless Billing Annual Increase in % of Paperless Billing over Baseline Year % of Paperless B...
AI summary Table 10 shows the percentage of CEM eligible customers using paperless billing across different rate codes, highlighting variations in uptake between residential and commercial customers. TVP pilot participants have the highest adoption, while Commercial Small General customers have the lowest.