Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Enabling Strategies Es" in M07543

Matter: E-ENS-R-16 - EfficiencyOne Application for Approval of 2016-2018 DSM Resource Plan Matter deferred for DSM Advisory Group CollaborationRelated to M06733
2 passages 2 documents

Enabling Strategies Es across all matters →

E-2Revised Consensus Agreement 1 passage
4.3.5 ENABLING STRATEGIES p. pp. 23-24
4.3.5 ENABLING STRATEGIES Specific Enabling Strategies activities requiring an annual investment of $100,000 or more that benefit a specific rate class or classes will have the participant benefit portion (75%) of their investment allocate...

AI summary This section outlines how Enabling Strategies investments are allocated between participant and system benefits, with specific rules for investments over and under $100,000. Expenditures are categorized into Education and Outreach, Development and Research, and Other Enabling Strategies.

E-3Executed Consensus Agreement 1 passage
4.3.5 ENABLING STRATEGIES p. pp. 23-24
4.3.5 ENABLING STRATEGIES Specific Enabling Strategies activities requiring an annual investment of $100,000 or more that benefit a specific rate class or classes will have the participant benefit portion (75%) of their investment allocate...

AI summary The document outlines allocation rules for Enabling Strategies investments, distinguishing between investments over and under $100,000 and their distribution to specific or all rate classes. The system benefit portion is allocated based on energy and demand requirements. Expenditures are categorized into Education and Outreach, Development and Research, and Other Enabling Strategies. The rules are referenced in NSUARB Decision Letter M07151.

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