Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Demand Side Management Resource Plan" in M11983

Matter: EfficiencyOne 2024 Q3 Demand Side Management (DSM) Report
3 passages 2 documents

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E-1Report 1 passage
Preamble p. p. 33
3 Date Filed: November 25, 2024 Page 5 of 5 6 The Demand Response program includes the Residential and BNI Demand Response program components. 7 Demand Response results reflect available capacity savings achieved during the 2023/2024 utili...

AI summary The Demand Response program includes Residential and BNI components, and results reflect capacity savings achieved during the 2023/2024 utility peak period from December 1, 2023, to February 29, 2024.

E-2EOne (NSUARB) RIR - 1 to 7 2 passages
Section 21 p. p. 5
(c) It is more challenging to assess the effectiveness of the Enabling Strategies program than it is to assess energy efficiency or demand response programs, as the impact of many Enabling Strategies activities (particularly Education and...

AI summary Assessing the Enabling Strategies program's effectiveness is challenging due to its indirect contributions to energy efficiency and demand response programs. EfficiencyOne provides updates on Enabling Strategies in its reporting on the 2023-2035 DSM Plan, including metrics like the number of Efficiency Preferred Partner network members.

- the number of schools participating in the Green Schools program; p. pp. 5-17
- the number of schools participating in the Green Schools program; M08604, EfficiencyOne, 2019 DSM Resource Plan, Appendix A, page 16-17 1 • describing how surveys are being used to enhance programs and the participant 2 experience; 3 • l...

AI summary The text references EfficiencyOne's 2019 DSM Resource Plan and outlines topics such as survey use in program enhancement, stakeholder engagement, and contributions to codes and standards development in Canada.

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