Topic:"Distribution Planning" in M04819

ecided that the project population would first be sampled according to their respective size before applying other selection criteria (such as the type of projects or the participants’ market sector). The forming of project size strata was...

AI summary The project population was sampled based on size, forming four strata using the Dalenius and Hodge method. Each stratum had an equal number of projects sampled, except the largest stratum, which had all five projects automatically selected for on-site visits.

ies. The sampling therefore took this market sector criterion into account. The next table presents the distribution of the project population by market sector (commercial, industrial or municipal). Table 31: Breakdown of C&IC Projects by...

AI summary The document discusses the distribution of C&IC projects by market sector (commercial, industrial, municipal) and the prioritization of commercial projects in project size strata 1 to 3 to ensure a representative sample in the energy savings analysis.

Type of building: Commercial/institutional Industrial/manufacturing Municipal Other (specify) Specify: 2. Facility Operation Schedules Facility annual Please fill the table below for each occupancy schedule reported by the site contact as...

AI summary The document provides templates for reporting facility operation schedules, including annual and daily occupancy schedules, for different types of buildings. It includes sections for specifying regular schedules, holidays, and days with no occupancy, as well as time-of-use schedules for different days of the week.

2.2 Freezers (if applicable) Replacement Information (Participant declaration and on-site observations) Number of stand-alone freezers retired: Number replaced with a new freezer: - ENERGY STAR or not? - Smaller, Bigger or Same Size? - Cap...

AI summary The section provides a table for recording information about freezer replacements, including the number of freezers retired, replaced with new or used freezers, and details about their size and capacity. It also includes a table for secondary freezer usage and time plugged in.

Table 16: Reasons for Dissatisfaction with Program Overall - Homeowners 2012 (#) Reasons Dissatisfied with Program Single Most Important Reason Other Reasons Sample Size 5 5 Poor service from DA 4 1 Lack of communication 2 2 The review of...

AI summary Homeowners expressed dissatisfaction with the program, citing poor service from Distribution Agents (DA), lack of communication, and delays in the review process. Mistakes in the review of house plans and insufficient coverage during assessments were also mentioned as contributing factors.

2.2.3 On-Site Visits In November 2012, five on-site visits were conducted in residential and commercial facilities where solar equipment had been installed. The visits were conducted by Econoler's subcontractor, Equilibrium Engineering. Th...

AI summary In November 2012, five on-site visits were conducted by Econoler's subcontractor, Equilibrium Engineering, to residential and commercial facilities with installed solar equipment to ensure proper installation and function. The methodology is detailed in the Impact Evaluation section and Appendix II.

2012 Evaluation Report No-loss drain – Number installed: Is the equipment still used? If not, why and since when? Compressor type: System pressure [psi]: Compressor operation [hr/week]: Air tank for load / No-load screw compressor – Number...

AI summary The 2012 Evaluation Report contains a table and image related to compressor systems, including details on installation numbers, usage, compressor types, system pressure, and operational hours. The report appears to be assessing the status and performance of these systems.

Table 47: Number of Facilities in Nova Scotia Number of Facilities 2011 (%) 2012 (%) Sample Size 43 56 1-5 72% 86% 6 or more 21% 13% Don't know 7% 2% Average 6.5 10.9 Don't know removed from calculation

AI summary Table 47 presents data on the number of facilities in Nova Scotia from 2011 to 2012, including percentages and averages. The sample size increased, and the average number of facilities rose from 6.5 to 10.9.

On-Site Visit Protocol - Custom Projects 1. General Information Site Visit Date: Project ID: Project type: Company name: Address: Contact Name: Contact Phone: Email: List of people met during the visit: Type of building: Commercial/institu...

AI summary This document outlines the On-Site Visit Protocol for Custom Projects, providing a structured format for collecting information about facility operations, schedules, and occupancy during site visits. It includes sections for general information, facility operation schedules, and detailed occupancy and daily schedules.

On-Site Visit Protocol - IREP Projects 1. General Information Site Visit Date: Project ID: Project type: Company name: Address: Contact Name: Contact Phone: Email: List of people met during the visit: Type of measures: Low-emissivity ceili...

AI summary This document outlines the on-site visit protocol for IREP projects, including general information, facility operation schedules, and details about the types of measures implemented. It provides a structured format for collecting data during site visits.

APPENDIX II – ON-SITE VISIT PROTOCOL (CDI) 1. General Information Date of visit: ID Number: Company Name: Contact Name: Address Telephone: Business Type: 2. Product Installation information

AI summary This document outlines an on-site visit protocol for a company inspection, including sections for general information and product installation details. It provides a template for recording essential data during visits.

For domestic hot water (DHW) related products: Water Heating Type: ☐Electric ☐Non-Electric Tank Size (in gallons): Product Number in Tracking Sheet Number On-Site Explanation, If Different Locations Pre-Rinse Spray Valve Pipe Insulation N/...

AI summary The text provides a form for tracking domestic hot water (DHW) related products, including categories such as pre-rinse spray valves, pipe insulation, hot water tank wraps, faucet aerators, and low flow showerheads. It includes columns for tracking numbers, on-site numbers, explanations, and locations.

Table 46: Business Type 2011 2012 Business Type SBES (%) SBES (%) CDI (%) Sample Size 61 76 75 Retail – other than mall 15% 16% 9% Office 5% 9% 7% Automotive repair 9% Enclosed mall or strip mall 10% 8% 11% Manufacturing 3% 8% 5% Recreatio...

AI summary Table 46 presents the distribution of business types in Nova Scotia across different years, showing percentages of businesses categorized under various sectors such as retail, office, automotive repair, and others. The data highlights changes in the composition of business types between 2011 and 2012.

Table 48: Hours of Operation 2011 2012 Hours of Operation SBES (%) SBES (%) CDI (%) Sample Size 61 76 75 Less than 40 8% 12% 15% 40 to 79 66% 64% 59% 80 to 119 13% 18% 21% 120 or more 5% 4% 5% Depends/varies 8% Average hours 64 60 65

AI summary Table 48 presents data on hours of operation across different years, showing percentages of samples falling into various hour ranges, along with average hours. The data spans from 2011 to 2012 and includes metrics for SBES and CDI.

Table 25: Estimated 2012 Market Size of Three-phase Dry-type Transformers in Canada and in Nova Scotia 55 Product Class Shipments to Canada in 2012 Shipments to Nova Scotia in 2012 15 kVA 3 shipments 0 shipment 30 kVA 5 shipments 0 shipmen...

AI summary Table 25 provides an estimated breakdown of shipments of three-phase dry-type transformers in Canada and Nova Scotia in 2012. The data shows that shipments to Nova Scotia were significantly lower than those to Canada overall, with only 23 shipments to Nova Scotia compared to 820 in Canada. The data could not be compared to Statistics Canada due to differences in data compilation.

Table 40: Estimated 2012 Market Size of Single Package Vertical Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps (SPVAC and SPVHP) in Canada and in Nova Scotia 97 Product Class Shipments to Canada in 2012 Shipments to Nova Scotia in 2012 SPVAC 2,371 shipme...

AI summary Table 40 provides estimated 2012 market sizes for single package vertical air conditioners and heat pumps in Canada and Nova Scotia. Due to lack of cataloguing by Statistics Canada, comparisons with other data sources were not possible.

[Note: If the term "shipment" isn't understood, use the expression "units sold"] According to our research, there would be approximately […] in 2012. Products Number of Shipments to Canada Number of Shipments to Nova Scotia Three-phase dry...

AI summary The text provides data on the number of shipments of three-phase dry-type transformers to Canada and Nova Scotia in 2012, including breakdowns by transformer capacity and total shipments.

[IF NUMBERS DO NOT SEEM ACCURATE TO THE RESPONDANT] According to Statistics Canada Imports Database, there would have been approximately 100,000 dry-type transformers imported to Canada in 2012 with a capacity exceeding 15 kVA Does this nu...

AI summary The text references a number of dry-type transformers imported to Canada in 2012 and asks for verification and clarification on the percentage of shipments to Nova Scotia compared to total shipments to Canada.