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OJET ÉLIGIBLES PAR CATEGORY CATEGORIE PROTECTED-PROTÉGÉ Instructions: Please use the Appendix C to complete the table below. Only the total amounts of each cost category should be entered on this form. Veuillez SVP utiliser l'Annexe C pour...
AI summary The document provides instructions for completing a form to report eligible costs incurred by Nova Scotia Power for a specific project. The form requires entering the total amounts of each cost category, with the recipient's name, project number, and claim number provided.
Direct Labour / Main-d'oeuvre directe 58,711 Direct Materials / Matériaux directs 0 Subcontracts and Consultants / Sous-traitants et Consultants 713,562 Overhead / Charges Indirectes 32,291 453,285 485,576 Equipments / Équipements 0 1,892,...
AI summary The text presents a financial breakdown of costs including direct labour, direct materials, subcontractors, overhead, equipment, and other direct costs. It includes total costs and instructions for completing a claim summary in Appendix A.
vity # 6: Program Governance and Management % Completion Status Comments Details of Activity Performed • Unrestricted Page 6 of 15 Document # PM-FM-011 Version 5 2022-08-10 . . REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) REDACTED 2023 Load...
AI summary The document outlines cost reporting requirements for Siemens and NB Power, including foreign costs, cost deviations, and cash flow deviations in relation to the Contribution Agreement. These reports are part of a program governance and management activity.
Direct Labour / Main-d'oeuvre directe 55,531 Direct Materials / Matériaux directs 0 Subcontracts and Consultants / Sous-traitants et Consultants 303,903 Overhead / Charges Indirectes 30,542 485,576 516,118 Equipments / Équipements 56,480 1...
AI summary The text presents a cost breakdown for a project, including direct labor, direct materials, subcontractors, overhead, equipment, and other direct costs. The total costs are listed as $10,406,373, with various line items contributing to the overall amount.
Not a formal work package under this program, however, collaborations noted below: Unrestricted Page 5 of 15 Document # PM-FM-011 Version 5 2022-08-10 . . REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) REDACTED 2023 Load Forecast Report Synap...
AI summary The text outlines various activities related to energy projects in Nova Scotia, including DER monitoring by Dalhousie University, a student's involvement in modeling DER program potential, and community engagement for a solar garden site. It also mentions the Tobique Microgrid Demonstration and North Branch Smart Energy Development, though details are sparse. A cost report for Siemens is included, focusing on foreign costs and deviations from the Contribution Agreement.
– Describe any foreign costs incurred, if allowed in the Contribution Agreement. 2. Cost Deviations – Report on any significant deviations in actual costs compared to the Contribution Agreement. 3. Cash Flow Deviations – Report on any sign...
AI summary The text discusses foreign costs, cost deviations, and cash flow deviations under the Contribution Agreement for NB Power and NS Power. NS Power reports no new deviations but mentions an amendment request to shift spending to later years of the project.
$ 1,065.41 $ 75.00 Total Eligible Expenditures $ 1,107,407.15 $ 339,298.98 INELIGIBLE EXPENDITURES Salaries and Benefits Overhead Professional, Scientific and Contracting Services $ - Travel, including Meals and Accomodations Equipment and...
AI summary The document presents a breakdown of eligible and ineligible expenditures, with a focus on total project costs related to Smart Grid Deployment and Demonstration Contributions. It outlines financial figures and includes placeholders for various cost categories and contribution agreements.
nd Products Note: Expenses above $100,000 for equipment, materials, or products (or contracting services related to these purchases) must be supported by a copy of the invoice. ELIGIBLE EXPENDITURES Name of Equipment or Product Purpose of...
AI summary The text lists eligible and ineligible expenditures related to equipment, materials, and installation services, including items like distributed battery installation materials and bird deterrent systems. It also notes that expenses above certain thresholds require invoice support.
REDACTED CI C0010788 – Smart Grid Semi-Annual Report Attachment 8a Page 4 of 5 Other Expenses Note: Expenses above $50,000 must be supported by a copy of the invoice ELIGIBLE EXPENDITURES Type of Other Expense Description of Item Costs Inc...
AI summary The document outlines eligible and ineligible expenses for a project involving freight, postage, delivery, and personal protective equipment, with a total eligible expense of $1,065.41. It also includes a certification and project update section, though the details are redacted.
$ 75.00 $ 8,076.18 Total Eligible Expenditures $ 496,775.50 $ 539,632.10 INELIGIBLE EXPENDITURES Salaries and Benefits Overhead Professional, Scientific and Contracting Services $ - Travel, including Meals and Accomodations Equipment and P...
AI summary The text presents financial data on eligible and ineligible expenditures for a project, including total eligible expenditures and breakdowns of ineligible costs such as salaries, overhead, and professional services. It also outlines the structure for completing project cost forms and contribution agreements, including holdback percentages and payment calculations.
tem Costs Incurred Total Ineligible Equipment and Products Costs $ - . REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) REDACTED 2023 Load Forecast Report Synapse IR-9 Attachment 2 Page 139 of 205 REDACTED CI C0010788 – Smart Grid Semi-Annual R...
AI summary The text outlines eligible and ineligible expenses related to a Smart Grid project, including shipping costs for materials from M Power Energy Solutions. It specifies that expenses above $50,000 require invoice support and lists categories of eligible other expenses such as field supplies, printing services, data collection, and facility expenses.
$817M for Fuel for power production $252 for Operating and Maintenance a) Of the total in 1), what amount was purchased from Canadian suppliers?: 2) Between Jan 2021 and Dec 2021, what were your business’s total purchases of goods and serv...
AI summary The text provides financial figures related to fuel costs for power production and operating and maintenance expenses. It also asks for details on purchases from Canadian suppliers and total gross business revenues, including foreign market breakdowns. The context includes financial reporting and procurement practices.
Unless otherwise specified, employment figures should be reported by using the following definition of a Full Time Equivalent (FTE): each 'employee', as defined above, who works for the client on a full-time basis (i.e. they are scheduled...
AI summary The text outlines the methodology for calculating Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs) for employment reporting, specifying that employees working at least 2,000 hours annually are considered full-time, and part-time equivalents are calculated by dividing total hours worked by 2,000. It also requests total employment in FTEs and breakdowns by occupation for the past fiscal year and on-project employment.
ew product this year, report on the $2,000,000 in sales this year. Also note that revenues should also be reported for products that are being licensed out. For cost savings from process innovation, provide an estimate of the percentage of...
AI summary The text outlines reporting requirements for sales, revenue, and cost savings related to process innovation, as well as training activities undertaken by the client, including on-the-job training and co-op programs. It references guidelines from Statistics Canada.
R&D - Institution wide 0 You have indicated spending of $0.00 on institution-wide R&D in the past fiscal year, is this correct? Confirmed You have indicated spending of $1,438,679.02 on on-project R&D in the past fiscal year, is this Benef...
AI summary The text outlines a series of confirmations regarding spending on R&D and capital expenditures (CAPEX) by an institution. It asks whether the indicated spending of $0 on institution-wide R&D, $1,438,679.02 on on-project R&D, $316,379.00 on institution-wide CAPEX, and $0 on on-project CAPEX in the past fiscal year are correct, with all responses confirmed.
CAPEX - On project 1,240,029 You have indicated spending of $0.00 on on-project capex in the past fiscal year, is this correct? You have indicated the company generated $0.00 in revenues, resulting from the sale of new or Benefits Data Inn...
AI summary The text discusses capital expenditures (CAPEX) and spending on goods and services from Canadian suppliers, with questions raised about the accuracy of reported figures, including $0.00 in on-project CAPEX and $303,184,864 in purchases from Canadian suppliers.
m costs are re-incurred again. The two main cost components for DLC are the control equipment cost (thermostats and switches), and customer incentives for DR program participation. • CPP program investment is relatively high during its ini...
AI summary The text discusses the cost components associated with Demand Load Control (DLC) and the Cost-Effective DR (Demand Response) Options, including control equipment, customer incentives, and program development. It also notes the investment timeline for the CPP program and BNI curtailment, highlighting the costs tied to aggregator payments and delivery costs.
𝐶𝐶𝐶 + 𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴 𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐶) Where: » PV( ) is the present value calculation that discounts cost streams over time; using the selected discount rate (6.84%); » Avoided Costs are the monetary benefits resulting from electricity and capacity...
AI summary The document explains the calculation of Total Resource Cost (TRC) ratios for energy efficiency measures, using present value of benefits and costs over the measure’s life. Economic potential is determined by selecting the most effective measure from each competition group that meets the TRC threshold, ensuring no double-counting.
below) by the technical potential estimates. Achievable potential also accounts for customer opt-out during DR events. The achievable technical potential calculation is summarized through Equation 3. Equation 3. DR Achievable Potential 𝑀𝑀𝑀...
AI summary The text discusses the calculation of demand response (DR) achievable potential, which considers both technical potential and customer opt-out during DR events. It also outlines the development of annual and levelized costs for DR programs, including various cost components such as program development, equipment, and customer incentives.
Nova Scotia Energy Efficiency and Demand Response Potential Study for 2021-2045 10.4.1.3 Program Costs and Related Assumptions for Cost-Effectiveness Navigant developed detailed itemized cost assumptions for each DR option to assess annual...
AI summary The document outlines the detailed cost assumptions for demand response (DR) programs, categorizing them into one-time fixed, one-time variable, annual fixed, and annual variable costs. These assumptions are used to calculate levelized costs and assess the cost-effectiveness of DR options using the TRC test.
load reduction ($/kW reduction), depending on the program type. It also includes additional O&M costs that may be associated with servicing technology installed at customer premises. Other than the itemized program costs, the key variables...
AI summary The text discusses cost-effectiveness calculations for demand response (DR) programs, including variables such as discount rates, line loss values, and avoided capacity costs. It outlines benefits and costs associated with DR options, such as wholesale and distribution avoided costs, program development, and participant costs.
Technology Enablement Cost O&M Cost Participant Cost 32 The enabling technology costs represents the incremental costs associated with controls and communications for making the device DR-enabled. These costs are not expected to decline me...
AI summary The text discusses enabling technology costs for demand response (DR) devices, which are modeled as static due to their incremental nature. It also references a 2019 NS Power WACC/AFUDC value and a 2014 Cost of Service Study. A cost-effectiveness assessment is mentioned, focusing on DR options with benefit-to-cost ratios of 1.0 or greater, and describes three scenarios for potential estimates.
costs, and measures with higher upfront costs but lower annual energy costs. 19 . Date Filed: August 14, 2019 Page 21 of 40 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) 2023 Load Forecast Report Synapse IR-30 Attachment 1 Page 149 of 355 No...
AI summary The text discusses the cost considerations of energy efficiency and demand response measures, highlighting the trade-off between upfront costs and long-term energy savings. It references a payback acceptance curve from a 2015 study by Navigant.
• Fourth, we draw on the internal stakeholders to provide valuable insights and perspectives on the results. In the program development process, we will solicit input to help guide and shape the set of programs to be considered in the DR p...
AI summary The text discusses the development of demand response (DR) programs, including administrative costs, incentive structures, and the use of enabling equipment. It outlines the process for calculating program costs, levelized costs, and the collaboration with E1 and Navigant for cost analysis and assumptions.