Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation Nova Scotia Power Incorporated Final Report August 30, 2010
AI summary This document is the final report from Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated dated August 30, 2010. It outlines the proceedings and conclusions related to energy efficiency and utility matters.
he measures rebated by the program. NMR Evaluation of 2010 EnerGuide for Existing Houses Program Page 22 3.5 Program Tracking and Reporting Delivery Agents were responsible for using the HOT2000 software from NRCan to create audit reports...
AI summary The document discusses the tracking and reporting processes for the 2010 EnerGuide for Existing Houses program, highlighting issues with information sharing between NRCan, CNS, and the DSM Administrator. It also notes that consolidation under the new Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation (ENSC) may help resolve these issues.
Program Participation and Incentive Structure Finding Recommendation NH-F1. NH-R1. Implementation of the NH program entailed multiple phases and a Under these circumstances, the program has two choices variety of people were involved in de...
AI summary The NH program's implementation involved multiple phases and stakeholders. With the EnerGuide 83 minimum requirement, many homes could meet it by installing heat pumps, making the program function as a heat pump initiative. The recommendation suggests raising the EnerGuide level to 85 or 90 over time or shifting to direct incentives for specific measures to improve cost-effectiveness and efficiency.
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