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Efficient Product Installation Highlights - Q3 and year-to-date energy and demand savings results are consistent with the same period in 2024 and Efficient Product Installation remains on track to achieve its year-end forecast targets. - A...
AI summary Efficient Product Installation (E1) reports Q3 and year-to-date energy savings consistent with 2024 forecasts. The program shifted focus to electrician-installed measures (e.g., smart thermostats, solar lights) in July 2025, replacing phased-out lighting. A Q3 marketing campaign promotes these measures, and 3,940 demand response devices were installed, supporting the Residential Demand Response program.
2025/2026 season preparations - Eco Shift device installation continued to increase in Q3 for the 2025/2026 demand response season, with 3,940 demand response devices (smart thermostats and domestic hot water direct load controllers) being...
AI summary Eco Shift device installations increased in Q3 for the 2025/2026 demand response season, with 3,940 devices installed and over 12,000 since August 2024. E1 collaborates with providers to ensure event-readiness and battery integration for demand response technologies.
DEMAND RESPONSE (2025) companies into Eco Shift and expects this will allow more customers to enroll home batteries this season. • A marketing campaign is in market and includes paid media and social media components to encourage Nova Scot...
AI summary Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) is promoting the Eco Shift program through a marketing campaign to enroll more customers with home batteries, aiming to increase participation this season.
Innovation - Heat Pump Water Heater Market Transformation pilot activities continued including heat pump water heater training for energy advisors who conduct home energy assessments, planning for several upcoming heat pump water heater in...
AI summary The document outlines two innovation initiatives: a Heat Pump Water Heater Market Transformation pilot, including training and consumer campaigns, and a Demand Response Load Flexibility pilot. The latter aims to expand demand response use cases outside the current season, utilizing home batteries, EVs, and smart thermostats, with incentives for participants. The goal is to enhance the cost-effectiveness of E1's Residential Demand Response program by exploring new use cases and flexible loads.