Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Direct Installation" in M04819

Matter: E-ENSC-R-12 - Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation - Application for Approval of its Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan for 2013 - 2015
2 passages 2 documents

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E-5Savings Verification Report of the DSM Administrator's 2011 Demand Side Management Programs 1 passage
Specific Action Items p. p. 5
rt term metering or by use of usage and billing data from the customer information system), the more valid, stable, intersubjective, transparent and accurate the impact evaluation results. 5 The DSM Administrator or the Evaluator at the di...

AI summary The text emphasizes improving impact evaluation through electrical measurement, passive monitoring, and site visits. It recommends the DSM Administrator to ensure evaluators conduct site visits and implement evaluation improvements. Key stakeholders include the DSM Administrator and Evaluator, with a focus on transparency and accuracy in program assessments.

E-23Direct Testimony of Tim Woolf (Synapse) 1 passage
Q. How do you recommend the results of your incremental analysis be used? p. p. 24
Q. How do you recommend the results of your incremental analysis be used? - A. Again, I present the incremental rate and bill impact analysis to illustrate how such an analysis could be used in the future to assist with a decision about DS...

AI summary The response recommends using incremental rate and bill impact analyses to inform DSM program funding decisions, improve participation tracking methods, and conduct parallel analyses for BNI sector programs. It emphasizes balancing cost reductions and rate increases, enhancing data accuracy, and targeting under-participating customers.

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