Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Energy Efficiency Codes" in M11689

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - 2024 Load Forecast Report
2 passages 2 documents

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N-9Rebuttal Evidence - NSPI 1 passage
Section 53
of moving to a Tier 5 6 requirement by 2030. According to Efficiency Canada, 44 “Nova Scotia originally announced plans 43F 7 to adopt Tier 1 of the NBC and the NEBC, and to reach NBC Tier 3 in 2026, and NEBC Tier 3 in 8 2028. However, the...

AI summary The text discusses delays in Nova Scotia's plan to adopt higher energy efficiency building codes, citing labor and supply chain challenges. It notes that even with these delays, increased energy standards are expected through improved building efficiency, energy-efficient technologies, and solar generation, as captured by the SAE model.

95688Board Decision Letter 1 passage
Section 15
sidential Class claiming there is no known data to provide more detailed information on work from home. NS Power did agree to reassess the validity of the work from home variable in the next forecast. NS Power provided clarification on new...

AI summary NS Power agreed to reassess the work-from-home variable in forecasts but excluded technologies like heat pumps due to low adoption. The CA recommended a hearing on winter peak heating demand, which NS Power opposed, citing The Path to 2030. The SBA requested new building energy standards, which NS Power argued are already modeled. The Board urged improved forecasting accuracy.

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