E-3ENSC 2011 DSM Evaluation Report prepared by Econoler
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Overall Executive Summary Table 18: Recommendations for the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program No. Recommendations
AI summary The document presents a table of recommendations for the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program. However, the content is limited to the heading and table title, with no detailed discussion or analysis provided.
/refused Most dehumidifiers that are remaining in respondents’ households are five years old or less. Table 23: Age of Remaining Dehumidifiers 2010 2011 Age of First Second First Second Remaining Dehumidifier Dehumidifier Dehumidifier Dehu...
AI summary The text discusses the age distribution of dehumidifiers remaining in respondents’ households, with most being five years old or less. It also references an evaluation report on the Efficient Products – Appliance Retirement Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation in 2011.
over two retail markdown periods, retailers will be pleased to know that a marketing pulse approach is concurrently being developed. It will be important to maintain this initiative to preserve the Ref.: 5725 vii Efficient Products – Retai...
AI summary The 2011 evaluation report on the Retail Markdown Program highlights customer awareness of CFLs, satisfaction with the program and its relationship with retailers, and the need to maintain initiatives like the marketing pulse approach and in-store events to improve awareness of specialty CFLs.
and therefore wants to develop its presence in the market, but changing names should be kept to a minimum. The program name should reflect as much as possible the nature of the program. > Analyze the market offer in order to adjust the dis...
AI summary The document discusses the Retail Markdown Program (RMP) managed by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation (ENSC), focusing on adjusting in-store discounts as market penetration increases. The Evaluator recommends monitoring the evolution of in-store offers to guide the Program Manager (PM) in reducing discounts as product categories achieve higher market penetration.
ystery shoppers received one free CFL in four stores out of six. This was explained by the fact that one store was out of stock and the other did not give CFLs away on the day the visit was conducted. Most of the promotional tools proposed...
AI summary Mystery shoppers found that promotional materials for energy-efficient products were inconsistently displayed in stores, leading to difficulties in identifying discounts. Most promotional tools were used, but shelf talkers were absent. Promotional displays received an average rating of 3 out of 5.
8 1 9 7 Before Description Don’t 1 1 3 2 Know Ref.: 5725 18 Efficient Products – Retail Markdown Program Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation 2011 Evaluation Report In 2011, participants were asked about their familiarity with different type...
AI summary The 2011 evaluation report on the Retail Markdown Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation found that while most participants and non-participants were familiar with spiral-shaped CFLs, awareness of other specialty CFL designs was significantly lower, particularly among non-participants.
28% 76% 69% 71% Promotion Aware of 10 9 9 16 14 15 81 86 84 Promotion Ref.: 5725 20 Efficient Products – Retail Markdown Program Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation 2011 Evaluation Report 3.7.4 CFL Purchase Motivations and Barriers Particip...
AI summary The report discusses participants' motivations for purchasing CFLs during the markdown period, with energy savings being the primary reason, followed by replacing burned-out bulbs and saving on electric bills.
the CFLs had been removed stated that the lamp was not bright enough (1 respondent), that the lamp did not fit properly in the fixture (1 respondent) or that the lamp contained mercury (1 respondent). Noteworthy is that the proportion of C...
AI summary The report discusses the installation and removal of CFLs under the Retail Markdown Program in 2011, noting a decrease in CFL installations over time. Some respondents reported issues such as insufficient brightness, improper fit, and mercury content. The data shows that 57% of CFLs were installed, 36% were in storage, and 4% were removed.
2 1 1 5 3 0 'Extremely 5 8 7 3 12 8 2 7 5 Unlikely' Ref.: 5725 31 Efficient Products – Retail Markdown Program Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation 2011 Evaluation Report Respondents who were unlikely to purchase CFLs in the next year (rated...
AI summary The 2011 Evaluation Report on Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation's Retail Markdown Program found that respondents unlikely to purchase CFLs in the next year cited longer markdown periods and lower prices as potential motivators. Non-participants might have participated if markdown periods were extended.
in the figure below. Figure 3: Light Output Equivalency for Incandescent Lamps to CFLs7 7 ENERGY STAR, “ENERGY STAR Qualified Light Bulbs – 2006 Partner Resource Guide.” Ref.: 5725 37 Efficient Products – Retail Markdown Program Efficiency...
AI summary The analysis of the Retail Markdown Program (RMP) by Econoler found that the average power of CFLs sold was 14.4 watts, replacing incandescent lamps with an average power of 64.9 watts, resulting in a typical wattage difference of 50.5 watts. The majority of participants selected CFLs based on light output equivalency, and daily usage was revised to 2.4 hours based on metering studies.
Provincial Government $ City/Town/Municipality $ Other $ Don’t know Refused W5. During the October-November promotion period currently in effect, besides the Markdown program discounts, are there any other discounts provided on ENERGY STAR...
AI summary The text asks respondents whether discounts other than those from the Markdown program are offered on ENERGY STAR clothes washers during the October-November promotion period and seeks information about the source and value of any additional discounts. It also inquires about the influence of the Retail Markdown program on store offerings of ENERGY STAR clothes washers.
2011 Evaluation Report PROGRAMMING NOTE: CALCULATE THE TOTAL NUMBER OF INDIVIDUAL CFL BULBS PURCHASED FROM THE DIFFERENT PACK SIZES IN MP2a-MP2l AND INSERT THAT VALUE IN MP2T. ES2. [ASK IF MP1>0 or MP2T>0]: We know that some CFLs have the...
AI summary The document outlines a 2011 evaluation report for Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation's Retail Markdown Program, focusing on the purchase of compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs), including ENERGY STAR labeled bulbs, from various retail stores in October and November. It provides instructions for data collection and reporting.
and that we would calculate the total number of CFLs. if yes, go to MP5 series. MP5T. Record NUMBER OF CFL BULBS— MAY 1ST – JUNE 30TH 2011 Purchases by pack size May 1st – June 30th 2011: MP5a. Number of single CFL bulb packs MP5b. Number...
AI summary This document outlines a process for calculating the total number of compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) purchased during May 1st to June 30th, 2011, based on different pack sizes. The data is collected in MP5a through MP5l, and the total is recorded in MP5T.
2011 Evaluation Report PROGRAMMING NOTE: CALCULATE THE TOTAL NUMBER OF INDIVIDUAL CFL BULBS PURCHASED FROM THE DIFFERENT PACK SIZES IN MP5a-MP5l AND INSERT THAT VALUE IN MP5T. ES3. [ASK IF MP4>0 or MP5T>0]: We know that some CFLs have the...
AI summary The text outlines a 2011 evaluation report for the Efficient Products – Retail Markdown Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation. It includes instructions for calculating the total number of CFL bulbs purchased from different pack sizes and questions regarding ENERGY STAR™ CFL bulb purchases and store locations.
since October 1st] IF (MP3T>0) AND (ES3=0,DK,REF): [since October 1st] IF (ES2=0,DK,REF) AND (ES3>0): [May or June] IF (ES2=0,DK,REF) AND (ES3=0,DK,REF): GO TO NP SERIES [READ IF BOTH MARKDOWN PERIODS (ES2>0) AND (ES3>0)] For the next ques...
AI summary The text outlines a survey related to the purchase of compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) during a specific markdown period, including reasons for purchase and awareness of in-store promotions by Efficiency Nova Scotia. It also references a free-ridership section, indicating an analysis of non-participation or lack of engagement in the program.
a. they are in storage until a bulb needs to be replaced b. they broke or burned out [SKIP IF IC3a=IC2] c. they were installed but you removed them [SKIP IF IC3a+b=IC2] Ref.: 5725 112 Efficient Products – Retail Markdown Program Efficiency...
AI summary The text outlines a survey process for tracking the status of Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs) and reasons for their non-installation or removal, including options for light quality, function/performance, and physical limitations.
7. (Light beginning to dim) 8. (Doesn’t work with dimmer switch/3-way switch) 9. (It flickers) 10. (Doesn’t save energy) Physical Limitations 11. (Burned out) 12. (Broke) 13. (Doesn’t fit properly) 14. (Don’t like appearance in fixture/bul...
AI summary The text lists common issues with compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), including compatibility with dimmer switches, flickering, and energy savings concerns. It also includes a survey section about the installation and replacement of CFLs in households.
OF BULBS _] IC7. When you purchase CFLs to replace regular incandescent light bulbs, on what do you usually rely to select the right wattage for your CFLs? [DO NOT READ, ONE RESPONSE] 1. (I use the guideline about equivalent wattage/power...
AI summary The text includes survey questions about consumer behavior regarding purchasing CFLs, including how they select the right wattage and their satisfaction with discounted CFLs purchased during a specific period. It also asks for reasons for dissatisfaction with the CFL bulbs.
2011 Evaluation Report NP5. [IF NP4 = 4 OR 5] Why are you not satisfied with the CFL bulbs? Probe: Anything else? [MULTIPLE MENTION, DON’T READ LIST] Light Quality 1. (Bulb is too bright) 2. (Bulb is not bright enough) 3. (Don’t like the o...
AI summary The text presents a 2011 evaluation report discussing customer dissatisfaction with compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), including issues with light quality, performance, and physical limitations, as well as questions about future purchases of CFL bulbs.
according to the dates mentioned (note that those events occur on the weekend). Equilibrium will have to evaluate certain aspects of those events as well, as indicated further in this guide. Ref.: 5725 123 Efficient Products – Retail Markd...
AI summary This document outlines a visit report and product purchase details for the Efficient Products – Retail Markdown Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation in 2011. It includes a list of eligible energy-efficient products and a table for recording product purchase situations.
hase Situation In the table below, please check off the items which apply to your product. Product Purchase Situation Product to purchase: xxxxxxx Instant discount received directly at the counter upon presentation of the product to purcha...
AI summary This text outlines a product purchase situation and promotional display evaluation for the Efficient Products – Retail Markdown Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation in a 2011 evaluation report. It includes sections for checking purchase experiences and evaluating in-store promotional materials for lighting, controls, and appliances.
No No. Yes No No. Yes No No. Vertical Signs Coupons Apron Cards Others (specify) Comments: Observations In the store visited, the products eligible for discounts are easily identified. (On a scale from 1 to 5, where 1 means that the produc...
AI summary The document evaluates the in-store event for the Efficient Products – Retail Markdown Program, focusing on product visibility, promotional material exposure, and customer interaction with representatives. It includes rating scales and comments for assessment.
60 13 2.7 365 46.3 1000 23 Watt CFLs For estimating the unitary savings value for 23 watt CFLs, the average displaced wattage was estimated by calculating the difference between the actual wattage of the CFLs (23 W) and the average wattage...
AI summary The document discusses the estimation of energy savings from replacing incandescent lamps with 23 watt CFLs, using data from the Efficient Products – Direct Install program. It notes that 23 watt CFLs replace 93.5 watt incandescent lamps, resulting in an average displaced wattage of 70.5 W. The usage of 23 watt CFLs was adjusted to 2.7 hours per day based on a metering study.
eclaration): CFL Compatible Floor Lamps Database Info Validation Date of installation: Number of units installed: Number of lamps per fixture: Power of CFL lamps [watt]: Type of lamp replaced (contact declaration): Power of lamp replaced (...
AI summary This document contains forms and data collection templates related to energy efficiency programs, specifically focusing on the installation and removal of energy-efficient products such as CFL floor lamps, power bars with timers, faucet aerators, and low-flow showerheads. The forms request information on installation dates, quantities, and reasons for removal.
conducted periodically by ENSC. It would ensure that all data are correctly entered by the DA. With such a method, anomalies and missing values would be detected early on in the process. > Collect all necessary information for determining...
AI summary The document discusses the need for data validation and tracking sheets to ensure accurate eligibility determination for products installed under the Multi-Unit Residential Renter Program. It suggests separating tracking sheets into specific columns and adding fields to confirm product replacements are made only where applicable.
wer bars with integrated timer 272 Room air conditioner retirement 0 Dehumidifier retirement 0 The sampling for on-site visits was made randomly. Given the small number of faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads, Econoler rather focused o...
AI summary The on-site visits focused on validating the installation of efficient products, specifically CFLs and power bars with integrated timers, in multi-unit residential renters' dwellings. The protocol aimed to verify installation rates and collect data on product usage and removal reasons to assess savings calculations.
installation of LED nightlights. The assumptions behind this savings calculation are presented in the table below. Table 18: Unitary Savings Estimation for LED Nightlights Parameters Values Old Wattage (incandescent nightlights) 7W New Wat...
AI summary This section discusses the energy savings from replacing incandescent nightlights with LED nightlights under the Multi-Unit Residential Renter Program. The savings calculation assumes a displacement of 6.7 W per unit, with an annual savings of 26 kWh per unit.
ous products. For different reasons, it is possible for a participant to decide to remove a product after its installation. The on-site visits were used to verify the phenomenon of product removal. Ref.: 5725 28 Efficient Products – Multi-...
AI summary The evaluation report discusses on-site verification of product installations under the Multi-Unit Residential Renter Program, focusing on the installation rates of energy-efficient products like CFLs and power bars with integrated timers. It also addresses the limitations in verifying installation rates for faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads.
oreover, compared to 2010, a larger proportion of participants faced barriers and challenges in installing products. Participants mentioned that products provided by the program did not always fit in Ref.: 5725 vi Efficient Products – Dire...
AI summary The 2011 evaluation of the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program identified challenges such as product compatibility, lack of instructions, and insufficient information. Participants suggested expanding product options and improving communication. The addition of dimmable CFLs later in 2011 helped address some issues.
Furthermore, the content of all program manuals should be standardized based on the same template so that it is easier to locate specific sections or subjects. 3.3 PROGRAM TRACKING SHEET Econoler reviewed the content of ENSC’s EP-DI progra...
AI summary The document discusses the need to standardize program manuals and reviews the EP-DI program tracking sheet, noting its usefulness for monitoring energy savings but highlighting missing data and inconsistencies in fields such as rate code and facility type.
gnificantly from 2010. Since saving on energy costs is the most important motivation for participating in the EP-DI program, program communications should continue to focus on energy bill savings. Ref.: 5725 15 Efficient Products – Direct...
AI summary The text discusses the importance of focusing program communications on energy bill savings as the primary motivation for participation in the EP-DI program, highlighting the significance of cost savings for participants.
iciency Nova Scotia Corporation 2011 Evaluation Report 3.7.8 Satisfaction with the Program As in the past, respondents were asked to rate their satisfaction with the EP-DI program overall and with various aspects of the program. Again this...
AI summary The 2011 Evaluation Report indicates high satisfaction with the EP-DI program, with 91% of participants rating it 4 or 5 overall. Participants were particularly satisfied with installers, project scheduling, and the installation process.
9% Don’t know 3% 2% Ref.: 5725 20 Efficient Products – Direct Install Program Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation 2011 Evaluation Report 3.7.9 CFLs Removed Among those who had CFLs installed as part of the EP-DI program, 38 percent of respo...
AI summary The evaluation report discusses the removal of CFLs installed through the EP-DI program, with 38% of participants removing them due to issues such as burnout, incompatibility with dimmer switches, or insufficient brightness. Some participants discarded the CFLs, while others stored or relocated them.
T8s 1 To save energy 1 1 Doesn’t fit properly 2 Don’t know 1 1 1 2 2008 2009 2010 2011 Disposal of Removed Lights CFLs LEDs CFLs LEDs CFLs LEDs CFLs Sample Size 3 2 8 1 7 0 12 Threw away 1 4 6 Put in storage 2 1 6 2 3 Don’t know 1 1 1 1 2...
AI summary The text presents data on the disposal of removed lights, including CFLs and LEDs, across several years, with responses categorized into 'threw away,' 'put in storage,' 'don’t know,' and 'installed at another location.' It also includes a statistical note about the margin of error for the sample size and references an evaluation report for the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation in 2011.
ew. The tracking sheet provided by the PM for 2011 contained a total of 10,346 installations, all of which were completed. In order to better assess savings, the PM separated measures implemented in Ref.: 5725 25 Efficient Products – Direc...
AI summary The 2011 evaluation report for the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program notes that 10,346 installations were completed. The Program Manager separated measures in individual rental units from those in common areas based on rate codes, but the Evaluator recommends collecting installation locations to better assess savings.
rint) 7. (To help protect the environment) 8. (To replace non-working equipment) 9. (Recommended by utility account rep) 10. (Recommended by contractor) Ref.: 5725 71 Efficient Products – Direct Install Program Efficiency Nova Scotia Corpo...
AI summary The text outlines a survey related to the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation, including reasons for participation and verification of installations such as CFLs and hot water tank wraps.
(Bulb is not bright enough) 3. (Don’t like the overall quality of the light) 4. (Don’t like the color of the light—it is too [SPECIFY: _]) Function/Performance 5. (Delay in light coming on) 6. (Interference with radio, TV, other electronic...
AI summary The text outlines reasons for dissatisfaction with the [MEASURE 2] installed by the Direct Install Program, including issues with bulb brightness, light quality, color, and performance. It also asks for feedback on overall satisfaction with the installed measure.
2011 Evaluation Report S3_M2. [IF S2_M2 = 4 OR 5] Why are you not satisfied with the [MEASURE 2]? [MULTIPLE MENTION, DON’T READ LIST] Light Quality for CFLs 1. (Bulb is too bright) 2. (Bulb is not bright enough) 3. (Don’t like the overall...
AI summary The 2011 Evaluation Report discusses dissatisfaction with Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs) and Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) based on factors like light quality, function, performance, and physical limitations. It also includes a survey question about future purchasing likelihood of energy-efficient products.
What is the main activity of the facility where the energy efficiency improvements were implemented? [DO NOT READ—BUT CONFIRM WITH RESPONDENT THAT THE CATEGORY YOU CHOOSE IS CORRECT] 1. Education 2. Food Sales (grocery) 3. Food Service (re...
AI summary The text presents a series of questions related to energy efficiency improvements, including the primary activity of the facility and the number of full-time equivalent workers employed there. It is part of an evaluation report for the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation in 2011.
llect follow up information (programmable thermostats info, future retrofits (T12)? DA has enough products for the job? DA has expertise to make installation? Call center information accurate? NOTES Ref.: 5725 91 Efficient Products – Direc...
AI summary The document outlines a post-installation site visit protocol for the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation, including sections for general information, building heating and cooling system descriptions, and details about the systems in place.
oling system Cooling system Cooling system 4 2 3 Cooling system type Cooling system SEER or COP Ref.: 5725 92 Efficient Products – Direct Install Program Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation 2011 Evaluation Report 3 FACILITY OPERATION HOURS...
AI summary The text provides a template for reporting facility operation hours and lighting usage, including occupancy schedules and lighting operation hours, as part of an efficiency program evaluation report.
ing schedule reported by the site contact operation schedule (hours per as usage could vary for each section of the facility. Use additional sheets if day): necessary. Schedule Lighting # Monday Tuesday Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. Holidays sc...
AI summary The document provides a template for reporting lighting schedules and includes information about the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation. It outlines how to record operating hours and details for lighting measures, including the use of CFLs.
nc. Halogens CFLs Number – Existing equipment (Contact Declaration): Inc. Halogens CFLs Number – CFL 13 W installed (From database): Number – CFL 13 W installed (On-site validation): Power – Existing lighting [W] (From database): Inc. Halo...
AI summary The text provides a form for reporting on existing lighting equipment, including the number of CFLs installed, power consumption, hours of use, and validation of lamp status. It is part of an evaluation report for the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation in 2011.
CFL 23 W Power – Existing lighting [W] (Contact Declaration/On site validation): Inc. Halogens CFLs Hours of use per year (From database): Hours of use for equipment: Indicate the corresponding schedule number for each section (Contact dec...
AI summary The document outlines a form for validating existing lighting systems, including CFLs, and provides information about the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation. It includes fields for lighting power, hours of use, and verification of lamp status.
th Dimmable CFLs to be validated please fill this section of the form (make copies if necessary). Measure location: Date of installation (From database): Date of installation (Contact Declaration): Number – Existing equipment for this faci...
AI summary This form is used to validate the installation of dimmable CFLs as part of the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation. It collects data on existing lighting equipment, installation dates, power usage, dimming settings, and hours of use for program evaluation purposes.
c. Halogens CFLs Power – Existing lighting [W] (Contact Declaration/On site validation): Inc. Halogens CFLs Ref.: 5725 98 Efficient Products – Direct Install Program Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation 2011 Evaluation Report Power – Candela...
AI summary The document contains forms and data collection fields related to the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation, focusing on lighting power usage, hours of use, and lamp status validation.
nt or missing, indicate how many: When were the lamps removed or when did they burn? Is the facility manager planning to have them replaced? If, not why? Are they OK with the reduced light level? Ref.: 5725 99 Efficient Products – Direct I...
AI summary The document is an evaluation report for the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation in 2011, focusing on the installation and performance of LED exit signs. It includes data collection forms for verifying the number of existing and installed lamps, their power consumption, and the status of the lamps (burnt or missing).
l installed and not burnt. If some are burnt or missing, indicate how many: When were the lamps removed or when did they burn? Is the facility manager planning to have them replaced? If, not why? Ref.: 5725 100 Efficient Products – Direct...
AI summary The document contains forms and evaluation reports related to energy efficiency programs, specifically focusing on the installation and tracking of LED exit signs and programmable thermostats. It includes questions about lamp removal, replacement plans, and thermostat installation details.
ation): Is the tank insulated: YES/NO (On-site validation)? Tank capacity [gal] (On-site validation): Water heater model number (On-site validation): Hot water temperature (Contact declaration) Ref.: 5725 102 Efficient Products – Direct In...
AI summary The text outlines data collection procedures for an evaluation report on the Efficient Products – Direct Install Program by Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation. It includes questions about the percentage of screw-base light sockets containing CFLs before and after program participation.
2011 Evaluation Report along with the effectiveness of the proposed energy efficiency measures are calculated using a simulation tool developed by the federal government, namely HOT20003. The homeowner then has 18 months to complete the up...
AI summary The 2011 Evaluation Report discusses the use of the HOT2000 simulation tool for calculating energy efficiency measures, the process for homeowners to complete upgrades and schedule post-retrofit evaluations, and the structure and implementation of pilot projects under the EEH program, including the Standard Direct Install and Direct Install Plus initiatives.
replacement lamps or retrofit kit (specify)? Is product LED screw- ENERGYSTAR® in/pin-based rated? If not lamps/bulbs available, collect and product number. Downlight Is product ENERGYSTAR® rated? If not LED Strip ft ft Wt/ft available, co...
AI summary The text outlines a process for collecting product information, specifically for LED lighting products, including lamps, retrofit kits, downlights, strip lights, and streetlights/parking lights. It requests details such as product numbers and ENERGYSTAR® ratings.
a‐ Lamp Type List: d‐ Control Type ‐ Choose 1 or b‐ Schedule List e‐ Heating System a CFL ‐ Hard‐wired m Metal Halide ‐ Pulse Start Fixture more between: b CFL ‐ Screw‐in n Metal Halide ‐ Reduced –Wattage Lamp Schedule 1 Dimmers Heating sy...
AI summary The text provides a list of lamp types, control types, schedules, and heating systems relevant to energy efficiency programs. It includes options for lighting technologies and control mechanisms, which may be used in energy efficiency initiatives or rebate programs.