Topic:"Cost To Customer" in M11108

n the highest price, reduce competition and increase the cost for NS Power and its customers. Higher prices, or avoidable contractual constraints, will result in unnecessary higher costs to customers. In addition, NS Power seeks to keep th...

AI summary NS Power argues that maintaining confidentiality of supplier pricing and arrangements protects customers by preventing higher costs and ensuring competitive terms. The document also mentions the inclusion of partially confidential information related to SIF funding claims and the request for confidential treatment by the Government of Canada’s SIF program.

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.

ject has NO impact on the QUALITY of lighting, heating, and cooling in your business, but changes the amount of energy consumed. An example might be installing or implementing a(n) [ITEM SEEN IN Q21]. Would you generally pursue an energy e...

AI summary The text discusses energy efficiency projects and their cost-benefit analysis, asking respondents if they would pursue a project costing $7,500 after rebates that saves $3,500 annually. It also includes a table with data on business premises, heating types, and responses to the energy efficiency question.