6 Commercial CPP Tariff Impacts This section presents and discusses the estimated load and economic impacts of the commercial CPP program. The goal of the commercial CPP pilot is to encourage customers to shift their electricity usage from...
AI summary This section discusses the estimated load and economic impacts of the commercial CPP program, which aims to encourage load shifting during peak events to reduce energy costs and infrastructure expenses. The analysis is based on a Mixed-Effects modeling semi-DiD approach and covers CPP events from November 01, 2024, to March 31, 2025.
Non-coincident Demand Costs - Note that COSS remains an open Matter before the Board (M11472) and much of COSSrelated items remain under consideration within those processes. - The conclusion of how costs are classified to demand inside of...
AI summary The text discusses the classification of costs within the COSS model, particularly focusing on non-coincident demand costs. It notes that the matter remains open before the Board and highlights the importance of determining how costs are attributed to different types of demand charges.
Proportion of Costs Classified as Demand Related - The following ratios are based on total demand for the General rate class and include using the cost-of-service model from the 2023-2024 GRA (M11431). - As noted, an updated cost of servic...
AI summary The document discusses the proportion of costs classified as demand related, referencing the cost-of-service model from the 2023-2024 GRA (M11431). An updated model is being developed, with demand allocation ratios under review in an ongoing proceeding.
ve and to modify approaches as needed. Synapse would like to better understand the relative effectiveness and cost of the various marketing strategies, as well as the total TVP marketing and recruitment costs to date. Specifically, Synapse...
AI summary Synapse seeks information on the effectiveness and cost of various marketing strategies for TVP, including acquisition costs per customer and total marketing efforts. NS Power notes that costs are not typically broken down by communication strategy and that detailed tracking would be an incremental expense.