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Topic:"Cost To Customer" in M03452

Matter: ENSC-TRAN - Efficiency Nova Scotia - Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Demand Side Management Transition Plan
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05509Redacted DSM Services Agreement 1 passage
Fees p. p. 17
Fees NSPI will charge ENSC for those costs and expenses charged to NSPI's DSM cost centre following the Effective Date in accordance with NSPI's standard practice, including: - (a) Direct Labour Costs in carrying out the Transition Service...

AI summary NSPI will charge ENSC for various costs and expenses related to DSM programs, including direct labour, overhead, out-of-pocket expenses, financing costs, and other transaction-related expenses following the Effective Date.

064632010 DSM Evaluation Reports 2/28/2011 2 passages
Section 1711
Utility account manager 9 8 Don‘t know 7 8 3.9 Firmographics Respondents were asked to rate the importance of reducing energy usage and managing energy costs to their organization on a scale of one to five, where one equaled ‗not at all im...

AI summary The survey highlights that 92% of 2010 respondents found reducing energy usage and managing energy costs very or somewhat important to their organization. Energy costs accounted for an average of 37% of annual operating budgets, with 81% of respondents reporting energy costs made up 20% or more of their budgets.

Section 1712
respondents (81%) reported that energy costs accounted for 20% or more of their annual operating budgets. On average, energy costs accounted for 37% of annual operating budgets for respondents. Table 3-11: Energy Costs as a Percent of Annu...

AI summary The text highlights that energy costs make up a significant portion of annual operating budgets for respondents, with 81% reporting that energy costs accounted for 20% or more. On average, energy costs accounted for 37% of annual operating budgets for respondents in 2010.

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