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Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2024 DSM Annual Progress Report and 2024 DSM Evaluation Reports
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E-12024 DSM Annual Progress Report 2 passages
5 3. 2024 RESULTS BY RATE CLASS p. p. 53
5 3. 2024 RESULTS BY RATE CLASS 6 2024 annual expenditures were higher than the 2024 Plan as Approved expenditures, asspending 7 increased overall. The increased investment was spread fairly evenly amongst most rate classes 8 and was fairl...

AI summary 2024 expenditures exceeded the approved plan, with increased investment across most rate classes except large general and medium industrial. Medium industrial spending rose due to higher BNI Demand Response participation (76 participants in 2024 vs. 9 in 2023), with over 50% of incentives allocated to medium industrials. Variability in spending is influenced by BNI sector project timing and participation.

ATTACHMENT 2: EVALUATOR AND VERIFIER RECOMMENDATION UPDATES p. pp. 58-59
ATTACHMENT 2: EVALUATOR AND VERIFIER RECOMMENDATION UPDATES Table 1: Update on Implementation of 2018-2022 Evaluation Recommendations Table 2: Update on Implementation of 2021-2022 Verification Recommendations Table 3: Update on Implementa...

AI summary Attachment 2 provides updates on the implementation of evaluation and verification recommendations from 2018-2022 and 2023. It includes four tables tracking progress on evaluator and verifier recommendations, though specific details of the updates are not outlined in the provided text.

E-22024 DSM Programs Evaluation Reports 1 passage
7.1 NTGR Algorithm p. p. 5
7.1 NTGR Algorithm

AI summary Section 7.1 discusses the NTGR (Net-to-Gross Ratio) algorithm, a method for evaluating demand-side management (DSM) program effectiveness. It focuses on quantifying the ratio of net benefits to gross costs, influencing cost recovery mechanisms and program evaluation frameworks within regulatory proceedings.

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