Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Cost Considerations" in M03452

Matter: ENSC-TRAN - Efficiency Nova Scotia - Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Demand Side Management Transition Plan
3 passages 3 documents

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05507Letter enclosing Agreements 1 passage
Section 1
Nova Scotia Power Inc. PO Bbx910 14th Floor, 1894 Barrington Street Halifax, NS B3J 2W5 Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation BMO Building, Suite 602 5151 GeorgeSt PO Box 2144 Central Halifax, NS B3J 3B7 October IS, 2010 Nancy McNeil Regulato...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. and Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation have submitted executed Transition Agreements to the Utility and Review Board, including a DSM Assignment Agreement and a Services and Cooperation Agreement. The agreements outline the use of NSPI's WACC plus administrative costs for financing costs and a different rate for Monthly Variation Interest.

05509Redacted DSM Services Agreement 1 passage
Other Discretionary Services p. p. 22
Other Discretionary Services The Parties may agree to other Discretionary Services from time to time. In respect of this Discretionary Services, NSPI will charge ENSC: - (a) Direct Labour Costs in carrying out the Discretionary Services; -...

AI summary The document outlines the terms under which NSPI may charge ENSC for discretionary services, including direct labour costs, overhead, out-of-pocket expenses, and other reasonable costs incurred in providing such services.

064632010 DSM Evaluation Reports 2/28/2011 1 passage
Section 1697
t Important Important Important Important Important Save on energy/energy costs 64% 36% 64% 9% 85% 0% Incentives 9 8 8 Reduce maintenance costs 9 9 23 Reduce carbon footprint 9 15 Improve existing lighting conditions 9 9 36 8 Help protect...

AI summary The table highlights the importance of energy efficiency and cost-saving initiatives among participants, with a significant percentage prioritizing energy savings and incentives. It also shows varying levels of interest in reducing maintenance costs, carbon footprints, and improving lighting conditions.

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