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Topic:"Demand Side Management" in M13113

Matter: Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) - 2025/2026 Annual Report
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N-12025-2026 Annual Report 4 passages
Delivering a Cost-Effective Energy Transition
Delivering a Cost-Effective Energy Transition Nova Scotia's transition to cleaner electricity must also be executed as cost-effectively as possible for customers. Through prudent planning, competitive procurements, demand-side integration,...

AI summary Nova Scotia aims to transition to cleaner electricity in a cost-effective manner for customers through prudent planning, competitive procurements, demand-side integration, and careful pacing of investments to support provincial energy objectives and manage costs.

Utility Owners
Utility Owners EfficiencyOne helps deliver on Nova Scotia's clean energy and affordability goals by designing and administering energy efficiency and demand-side management programs that help to reduce electricity consumption and peak dema...

AI summary EfficiencyOne contributes to Nova Scotia's clean energy and affordability goals by designing and administering energy efficiency and demand-side management programs aimed at reducing electricity consumption and peak demand.

Setting the Stage for IESO Nova Scotia's Inaugural IRP
Setting the Stage for IESO Nova Scotia's Inaugural IRP The assessment provides a roadmap for IESO Nova Scotia as it prepares to lead Nova Scotia's next IRP. Priority actions identified for the inaugural IESO Nova Scotia plan include releas...

AI summary The assessment outlines key actions for IESO Nova Scotia's inaugural Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), including refining demand-side management, improving transmission planning, and engaging Mi'kmaw communities. It emphasizes balancing past successes with new responsibilities as an independent system planner.

Preamble
Capacity - The maximum amount of electricity a resource can provide when needed. Demand-Side Integration - Incorporating customer demand reductions or flexibility into electricity system planning. Demand-Side Management (DSM) - Programs an...

AI summary The text defines key terms related to electricity systems, including capacity, demand-side management, electrification, and various roles and entities in the energy sector. It outlines the responsibilities of organizations such as the IESO, NERC, and Nova Scotia Energy Board, as well as the functions of roles like the Planning Coordinator and Resource Planner.

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