E-1Application
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Table 11: 2024 Settlement Plan Investment and Savings, by Program Component 2024 Investment a ($ million) Lifetime Benefits b ($ million) First-Year Energy Savings (GWh) Lifetime Energy Savings (GWh) Peak EE Demand Savings (MW) Available D...
AI summary Table 11 outlines the 2024 Settlement Plan investment and savings by program component, including residential and business energy efficiency programs, enabling strategies, and demand response initiatives. It provides data on investment amounts, lifetime benefits, energy savings, and administrative costs.
1 Table 4: 2024 Alternate Scenario Investment and Savings, by Program Component 2024 Investment a ($ million) Lifetime Benefits b ($ million) First-Year Energy Savings (GWh) Lifetime Energy Savings (GWh) Peak EE Demand Savings (MW) Availab...
AI summary Table 4 presents investment and savings data for energy efficiency and demand response programs in 2024, including details on residential and business programs, enabling strategies, and overall portfolio performance. The data highlights investments, lifetime benefits, energy savings, and other metrics for various program components.
6. SAFETY - 6.1 EfficiencyOne shall at all times be responsible for safety and loss management in the supply or performance of the EECA. - 6.2 EfficiencyOne shall ensure that all employees, Subcontractors, agents and representatives of Eff...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is responsible for safety and loss management in the supply or performance of the EECA. They must ensure compliance with all health, safety, and environmental regulations at all levels of government as well as internal rules.
9. EFFICIENCYONE'S COVENANTS - 9.1 EfficiencyOne warrants, covenants and agrees with NSPI that: - (a) it has all requisite capacity and authority to execute, deliver and perform its obligations under this Agreement; - (b) this Agreement ha...
AI summary EfficiencyOne has made several covenants and warranties to NSPI, including its capacity to perform obligations under the Agreement, compliance with laws, and responsibility for proper completion of the EECA. It also outlines requirements for permits, licenses, and adherence to applicable regulations.
13. FORCE MAJEURE - 13.1 Neither Party shall be in breach of its obligations under this Agreement where failure to perform or delay in performance of any obligation is due, wholly or in part, to a Force Majeure Event. - 13.2 Each Party sha...
AI summary The section outlines the Force Majeure clause, specifying that neither party is in breach if performance is hindered by a Force Majeure Event. It requires prompt notification and mitigation efforts, and clarifies that certain failures, including those by EfficiencyOne, do not qualify as Force Majeure.
discontinue all EECA under this Agreement and will only finish such portions of the EECA as may be necessary to preserve and protect the EECA already in progress. Such termination does not relieve either Party from any of their respective...
AI summary This section outlines the procedures for default and termination under the EECA agreement. It specifies that upon termination, EfficiencyOne must return unspent funds and provide transition assistance to NSPI. The agreement is subject to the supervision of the UARB, and an Event of Default occurs under various conditions, including breach of terms or failure to cure within 30 days.
25. COORDINATION MEETINGS AND REPORTS - 25.1 During the Term of this Agreement, EfficiencyOne shall prepare and deliver to the UARB and NSPI a quarterly report (the " Quarterly Report ") in a form acceptable to the UARB. - 25.2 EfficiencyO...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is required to submit quarterly and annual reports to the UARB and NSPI, detailing progress on the EECA and financial performance. The agreement emphasizes the importance of ongoing coordination and communication between NSPI and EfficiencyOne to ensure effective planning and implementation of the EECA.
27. SURVIVAL 27.1 Subject to the provisions of the Act, all provisions of this Agreement which by their express terms or nature are continuing shall survive the expiration or termination of this Agreement, including, without limitation, th...
AI summary This section outlines the survival of certain provisions in an agreement after its expiration or termination, including confidentiality, indemnity, and intellectual property clauses, among others. These provisions are essential for determining liability and interpreting continuing obligations.
1 SCHEDULE D 2 3 CONFIDENTIALITY AND NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT 4 5 THIS CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT made effective this 1st day of January, 2023 6 7 Between: 8 9 EfficiencyOne, hereinafter "EfficiencyOne" 10 Party of the First Part 11 12 And 1...
AI summary This document outlines a confidentiality and non-disclosure agreement between EfficiencyOne and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated, detailing the terms under which confidential information will be shared and treated in accordance with the Supply Agreement and relevant legislation.
Permitted Scope of Use 2. The Recipient may use the Confidential Information solely for the purposes of providing or receiving EECA, as the case may be, in accordance with the Legislation and the Supply Agreement and for no other reason or...
AI summary The permitted scope of use for Confidential Information is limited to providing or receiving EECA in accordance with the Legislation and Supply Agreement, and for no other reason or purpose.
- (d) " Consequential Losses " means consequential, special, incidental, multiple, exemplary or punitive damages including lost profits, whether such claim of lost profits is categorized as indirect, direct or consequential damages or unde...
AI summary The text defines key legal and contractual terms, including consequential losses, contract documents, EECA Plan, and Force Majeure Events, outlining the scope and limitations of obligations under the agreement.
PROTECTION OF PROPERTY 10 7. - EfficiencyOne shall take all commercially reasonable steps to protect the property of NSPI's customers and other third parties from damage which may occur as the result of the performance of the EECA. 11 7.1...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is required to protect the property of NSPI's customers and third parties during the performance of the EECA. In the event of damage, EfficiencyOne must cover the costs and indemnify NSPI, except in cases where NSPI is negligent or responsible by law.
EFFICIENCYONE'S COVENANTS 34 9. - EfficiencyOne warrants, covenants and agrees with NSPI that: 35 9.1 - (a) it has all requisite capacity and authority to execute, deliver and perform its obligations under this Agreement; 36 37 - (b) this...
AI summary EfficiencyOne has made various covenants and warranties to NSPI, including ensuring it has the capacity and authority to perform under the agreement and that the agreement is legally binding. EfficiencyOne is also responsible for the actions of subcontractors involved in delivering EECA obligations.
DEFAULT AND TERMINATION 34 20. - This Agreement may be terminated immediately by either Party, in whole or in part, upon the happening of one or more of the following events: 35 20.1 36 - (a) EfficiencyOne's Franchise is terminated and the...
AI summary The agreement can be terminated by either party if EfficiencyOne's franchise is terminated or if the UARB approves the termination. Upon termination, neither party is entitled to compensation for consequential losses, and EfficiencyOne must discontinue EECA activities, except for those necessary to preserve ongoing projects. Claims for payment must be asserted within 30 days of termination.
COORDINATION MEETINGS AND REPORTS 28 25. - During the Term of this Agreement, EfficiencyOne shall prepare and deliver to the UARB and NSPI a quarterly report (the " Quarterly Report ") in a form acceptable to the UARB. 29 25.1 30 - Efficie...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is required to submit quarterly and annual reports to the UARB and NSPI, detailing EECA progress, financials, and performance metrics. The agreement emphasizes the importance of coordination and regular communication between NSPI and EfficiencyOne to ensure effective planning and implementation of the EECA.
E-12-(i)NSUARB IR-17 Attachment 2_ACEEE’s Entire State Database - Excel
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ic, mandatory requirement for increasing state fleet efficiency. State alternative-fuel vehicle procurement requirements that give a voluntary option to count efficient vehicles are thus not included. Last Reviewed: September 2020 ","ESPCs...
AI summary The text outlines state-level energy efficiency initiatives, including fleet procurement requirements and ESPC administration in Arizona. It highlights partnerships between universities and energy research programs, funded by the US Department of Energy, focusing on energy efficiency and behavioral research. Legislation like HB 2578 is cited for extending ESPC agreements.
ycle cost analysis. The Arkansas Energy Office must update this program annually. HB 1663 also directed the Arkansas Energy Office to complete an energy audit of every public agency within five years. In May 2009, Governor Mike Beebe issue...
AI summary Arkansas has implemented several energy efficiency policies, including annual program updates, energy audits for public agencies, strategic energy plans, and the Energy Performance Contracting Program. These initiatives aim to improve energy efficiency and reduce energy use across state agencies and public buildings.
he electric utilities to hold solicitations between 2015 and 2020 to procure energy and capacity from efficient CHP resources sufficient to achieve 2.72 MMTCO2e of greenhouse gas emissions reductions. Revenue streams: CHP systems in Califo...
AI summary The text discusses how California electric utilities procure energy and capacity from efficient combined heat and power (CHP) resources to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It outlines revenue streams, including feed-in tariffs and standard offer contracts, established by regulatory bodies such as the CPUC and the California Energy Commission.
s impacts on energy rates are better understood. Colorado WAP will be expanding its community engagement approach starting July 1, 2021, with a focus on EDI for engagement across Colorado communities. The heat pump pilot program will likel...
AI summary The text discusses Colorado's Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) expansion and its focus on equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in community engagement. It also highlights the heat pump pilot program's role in developing expertise in heat pump installation, addressing Colorado's low level of air conditioning expertise. The CEO collaborates with utilities and organizations to promote heat pump contractor training and provides funding for certifications and equipment.
by the state. IEDA provided funding to the Prison Industries Training Program, an effort to train incarcerated Iowans in construction, with an emphasis on energy efficiency and high performing homes. The State Energy Plan has four pillars,...
AI summary The document discusses the Iowa Energy Workforce Consortium, established by Iowa utilities to address workforce needs in the energy sector, and outlines the State Energy Plan's focus on economic development and energy careers. It also mentions the requirement for public buildings to comply with the 2012 IECC code and the use of LCCA for energy equipment in public facilities.
ocess to develop a statewide energy efficiency database that would potentially include customer energy use data, but there is no regulation in place to date. Requirements for Provision of Energy Data To date, there is no regulation in plac...
AI summary The document discusses the lack of statewide regulation for energy data provision in Massachusetts, highlighting the availability of estimated annual aggregate sales data through MassSaveData.com and the presence of building disclosure ordinances in Boston and Cambridge. It also notes that 86% of electric and 71% of gas customers have access to Green Button data through voluntary utility participation.
rogram, which calls for all eligible participants to be provided with the past 12 months of energy usage and technical assistance to enable benchmarking buildings using ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager. Building on Ameren Missouri's support...
AI summary The text discusses initiatives related to building energy benchmarking, including the provision of past energy usage data and technical assistance to enable benchmarking using ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager. It also outlines a two-stage project by Ameren Missouri and mentions regulatory requirements for multi-tenant buildings by KCP&L.
nsumption (i.e., system size is not limited by the customer's on-site load). Systems eligible for net metering include those that generate electricity using combined heat and power (CHP) technologies. Last Updated: July 2018 ","Some additi...
AI summary Pennsylvania supports combined heat and power (CHP) systems through policies and initiatives, including a CHP policy statement, collaboration with Penn State University on a microgrid demonstration project, and the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (AEPS) which recognizes renewable CHP as a Tier I resource.
"," Gap Analysis/Strategic Compliance Plan: The South-Central Partnership for Energy Efficiency as a Resource (SPEER) collaborated with the Texas State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) to conduct a baseline study. The study did not attemp...
AI summary This section outlines Texas's efforts in energy code compliance through the South-Central Partnership for Energy Efficiency as a Resource (SPEER) and the Texas State Energy Conservation Office (SECO). It details baseline studies, compliance studies, utility involvement, stakeholder groups, and training programs aimed at improving residential energy efficiency and code compliance.
onversion of VEMP to a self-sustaining enterprise operation and to create a plan to centralize energy management across state facilities to seek out economies of scale and greater energy efficiencies. Governor McAuliffe issued Executive Or...
AI summary The text discusses the conversion of the Virginia Energy Management Program (VEMP) into a self-sustaining enterprise and the centralization of energy management across state facilities to achieve economies of scale and energy efficiency. It also references Executive Order 31 issued by Governor McAuliffe, which promotes energy efficiency measures, including Energy Performance Contracting (EPC), and highlights investments in EPCs and the role of various organizations in advancing clean energy technologies and research.
E-14E1(Synapse) RIR-1 to RIR-37
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- (d) "Consequential Losses" means consequential, special, incidental, multiple, exemplary or punitive damages including lost profits, whether such claim of lost profits is categorized as indirect, direct or consequential damages or under...
AI summary The text defines key legal terms and concepts in a contractual agreement, including 'Consequential Losses,' 'Contract Documents,' 'EECA Plan,' and 'Force Majeure Event,' among others. These definitions are part of a broader legal framework governing obligations and responsibilities under the agreement.
2. TERM & RESERVATION OF RIGHTS - 2.1 The term of this Agreement shall be three (3) years from the Effective Date and shall automatically terminate on December 31, 2018 unless terminated earlier in accordance with the terms of this Agreeme...
AI summary This section outlines the term of the agreement, which lasts three years from the Effective Date and automatically terminates on December 31, 2018 unless terminated earlier. It also states that NSPI will purchase EECA from EfficiencyOne during the Term, subject to UARB review or approval.
3. ELECTRICITY EFFICIENCY and CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES - 3.1 For the Term of this Agreement, EfficiencyOne will, - (a) provide the EECA in accordance with this Agreement; - (b) provide sufficient resources to enable EfficiencyOne to perform...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is responsible for delivering the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA) in a professional and environmentally sound manner, as outlined in the agreement. NSPI is not liable for the EECA Plan unless it fails to comply with the Act.
6. SAFETY - 6.1 EfficiencyOne shall at all times be responsible for safety and loss management in the supply or performance of the EECA. - 6.2 EfficiencyOne shall ensure that all employees, Subcontractors, agents and representatives of Eff...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is mandated to manage safety and loss in the execution of the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA). They must ensure compliance with all relevant health, safety, and environmental regulations at all levels of government, as well as internal rules established by EfficiencyOne.
7. PROTECTION OF PROPERTY - 7.1 EfficiencyOne shall take all commercially reasonable steps to protect the property of NSPI's customers and other third parties from damage which may occur as the result of the performance of the EECA. - 7.2...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is required to protect the property of NSPI's customers and third parties during the performance of the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA). If damage occurs, EfficiencyOne must cover the costs and indemnify NSPI, except in cases of NSPI's negligence.
8. ENVIRONMENT - 8.1 EfficiencyOne and its Subcontractors shall at all times comply with all Environmental Laws that apply in any way to the supply or performance of the EECA. EfficiencyOne and its Subcontractors shall not cause, permit or...
AI summary The document outlines environmental compliance requirements for EfficiencyOne and its subcontractors under the EECA, including prohibitions on the release of hazardous substances and obligations to indemnify NSPI for any environmental law breaches or hazardous substance releases.
9. EFFICIENCYONE'S COVENANTS - 9.1 EfficiencyOne warrants, covenants and agrees with NSPI that: - (a) it has all requisite capacity and authority to execute, deliver and perform its obligations under this Agreement; - (b) this Agreement ha...
AI summary EfficiencyOne outlines its covenants and obligations under its agreement with NSPI, including compliance with laws, performance standards, licensing requirements, and notification responsibilities in case of supply disruptions related to the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA).
10. SUBCONTRACTORS - 10.1 EfficiencyOne shall be permitted to subcontract the performance of any part of the EECA without the prior written approval of NSPI. - 10.2 Where EfficiencyOne subcontracts any part of the EECA, EfficiencyOne shall...
AI summary The section outlines the rules regarding subcontracting under the EECA. EfficiencyOne may subcontract work without NSPI's approval but remains fully responsible for the actions of subcontractors. No direct contractual relationship is created between NSPI and subcontractors.
16. INSURANCE - 16.1 EfficiencyOne shall obtain, maintain and pay for, during the entire Term of this Agreement, the following minimum insurance coverage as follows, such insurance as it relates to this Agreement shall be in a form and fro...
AI summary Section 16 of the agreement outlines the insurance requirements that EfficiencyOne must maintain during the term of the EECA. These include general liability, environmental impairment, automobile liability, property insurance, professional liability, and workers' compensation. NSPI may cover any missing insurance and recover the cost from EfficiencyOne.
17. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY - 17.1 NSPI acknowledges that all branding, trade and business marks of EfficiencyOne used in the course of provision of EECA pursuant to this Agreement, (the "EfficiencyOne Brands") are, and shall remain, the sol...
AI summary This section outlines the intellectual property rights related to branding and trademarks between NSPI and EfficiencyOne under the EECA. Both parties retain exclusive ownership of their respective brands and must return or destroy them upon termination of the agreement.
18. LIENS AND CLAIMS 18.1 EfficiencyOne shall indemnify and hold harmless NSPI, NSPI's parent and their subsidiaries and affiliates (collectively the "Lien Indemnitees" or singularly "Lien Indemnitee") and defend each of them from and agai...
AI summary Section 18 outlines the responsibilities of EfficiencyOne regarding liens and claims against NSPI and its affiliates. EfficiencyOne is required to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless NSPI from losses related to liens or claims arising from subcontractors or other parties involved in the EECA. NSPI may offset costs against payments due to EfficiencyOne if liens are not promptly discharged.
20. DEFAULT AND TERMINATION - 20.1 This Agreement may be terminated immediately by either Party, in whole or in part, upon the happening of one or more of the following events: - (a) EfficiencyOne's Franchise is terminated and the Agreemen...
AI summary Section 20 outlines the conditions under which the Agreement may be terminated by either party, including the termination of EfficiencyOne's franchise or approval by the UARB. Upon termination, neither party is entitled to compensation for consequential losses, and EfficiencyOne must complete necessary portions of the EECA to protect ongoing work.
22. AUDIT AND INSPECTION - 22.1 EfficiencyOne shall, during the Term and for a period of thirty-six (36) months thereafter, keep accurate records of all EECA supplied to NSPI, as necessary to determine that the EECA was provided in accorda...
AI summary This section outlines requirements for record-keeping and inspection related to the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA). EfficiencyOne must maintain accurate records for 36 months after the agreement's term, and NSPI may request access to these records or inspect the EECA through the UARB.
25. COORDINATION MEETINGS AND REPORTS - 25.1 During the Term of this Agreement, EfficiencyOne shall prepare and deliver to the UARB and NSPI a quarterly report (the "Quarterly Report") in a form acceptable to the UARB. - 25.2 EfficiencyOne...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is required to provide quarterly and annual reports to the UARB and NSPI, detailing the progress of the EECA, financial statements, and evaluation reports. Regular coordination meetings are mandated to ensure effective planning and alignment between EfficiencyOne and NSPI.
27. SURVIVAL 27.1 Subject to the provisions of the Act, all provisions of this Agreement which by their express terms or nature are continuing shall survive the expiration or termination of this Agreement, including, without limitation, th...
AI summary This section outlines which provisions of the agreement will continue to be in effect even after the agreement's expiration or termination, including specific clauses related to the EECA Plan, confidentiality, indemnity, and intellectual property.
E-30E1 Compliance Filing 2023-2025 with Appendix A-D FINAL
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2. Demand Response Analysis Approach DR assessment establishes the foundation for DR portfolio development. Therefore, a specific task under the portfolio development exercise was to assess peak load reduction estimates from different DR o...
AI summary The document outlines the approach for assessing demand response (DR) peak load reduction estimates as part of E1's three-year portfolio plan development. This assessment forms the foundation for DR portfolio development and is a specific task under the portfolio development exercise.
- 1 (d) " Consequential Losses " means consequential, special, incidental, multiple, 2 exemplary or punitive damages including lost profits, whether such claim of lost 3 profits is categorized as indirect, direct or consequential damages o...
AI summary The text defines various legal and contractual terms, including 'Consequential Losses,' 'Contract Documents,' 'EECA Plan,' 'Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities,' and 'Force Majeure Event.' These definitions are part of a legal agreement and outline the scope and responsibilities of the parties involved.
4. PRICE & PAYMENT - 4.1 NSPI agrees to pay EfficiencyOne for EECA as set out in Schedule "B" Compensation (the " Contract Price "). - 4.2 The Contract Price shall constitute full compensation for the EECA, and no additional compensation s...
AI summary NSPI agrees to pay EfficiencyOne for the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA) as outlined in Schedule 'B' with monthly payments on the first business day of each month, including applicable HST. No additional compensation is payable for productivity losses or other costs. Withholding of payments may apply under applicable laws and treaties.
5. NOTIFICATION OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES 5.1 EfficiencyOne shall provide notice of Significant Changes to NSPI at the same time as EfficiencyOne makes application to the UARB for the approval of the Significant Changes. Subject to the terms...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is required to notify NSPI of Significant Changes at the same time as applying to the UARB for approval. NSPI has the right to submit written comments to the UARB regarding these changes.
6. SAFETY - 4 6.1 EfficiencyOne shall at all times be responsible for safety and loss management in the 5 supply or performance of the EECA. - 6 6.2 EfficiencyOne shall ensure that all employees, Subcontractors, agents and 7 representative...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is responsible for safety and loss management in the performance of the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement. They must ensure compliance with all applicable health, safety, and environmental regulations by their employees and contractors.
7. PROTECTION OF PROPERTY - 7.1 EfficiencyOne shall take all commercially reasonable steps to protect the property of NSPI's customers and other third parties from damage which may occur as the result of the performance of the EECA. - 7.2...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is required to protect the property of NSPI's customers and third parties during the performance of the EECA. If damage occurs, EfficiencyOne must cover the costs and indemnify NSPI, except in cases of NSPI's negligence or legal responsibility.
8. ENVIRONMENT - 8.1 EfficiencyOne and its Subcontractors shall at all times comply with all Environmental Laws that apply in any way to the supply or performance of the EECA. EfficiencyOne and its Subcontractors shall not cause, permit or...
AI summary The EECA agreement requires EfficiencyOne and its subcontractors to comply with environmental laws and prohibits the release of hazardous substances. EfficiencyOne must indemnify NSPI and its affiliates for any environmental costs resulting from breaches of these obligations.
9. EFFICIENCYONE'S COVENANTS - 9.1 EfficiencyOne warrants, covenants and agrees with NSPI that: - (a) it has all requisite capacity and authority to execute, deliver and perform its obligations under this Agreement; - (b) this Agreement ha...
AI summary EfficiencyOne has made several covenants and warranties to NSPI, including its capacity to perform obligations under the EECA, compliance with laws, and responsibility for ensuring proper completion of the agreement. EfficiencyOne also agrees to notify the UARB of potential disruptions in the supply of the EECA.
10. SUBCONTRACTORS NSPI. 10.1 EfficiencyOne shall be permitted to subcontract the performance of any part of the EECA without the prior written approval of NSPI. - 1 10.2 Where EfficiencyOne subcontracts any part of the EECA, EfficiencyOne...
AI summary The section outlines NSPI's policies regarding subcontractors under the EECA. EfficiencyOne must obtain NSPI's prior written approval before subcontracting any part of the EECA and remains fully responsible for the actions of subcontractors. No direct contractual relationship is created between NSPI and subcontractors.
16. INSURANCE - 16.1 EfficiencyOne shall obtain, maintain and pay for, during the entire Term of this Agreement, the following minimum insurance coverage as follows, such insurance as it relates to this Agreement shall be in a form and fro...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is required to maintain specific insurance coverage throughout the agreement's term, including general liability, environmental impairment, automobile liability, property insurance, professional liability, and workers' compensation. NSPI may enforce these requirements and recover insurance costs if EfficiencyOne fails to comply.
17. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY - 17.1 NSPI acknowledges that all branding, trade and business marks of EfficiencyOne used in the course of provision of EECA pursuant to this Agreement, (the "EfficiencyOne Brands" ) are, and shall remain, the so...
AI summary This section outlines the ownership and usage rights of intellectual property, specifically branding and trademarks, between NSPI and EfficiencyOne under the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement. Both parties retain exclusive rights to their respective brands and must return or destroy them upon termination of the agreement.
19. DISPUTE RESOLUTION - 19.1 In the event of a dispute in connection with this Agreement, a senior representative of EfficiencyOne and a senior representative of NSPI shall promptly meet to discuss and resolve the dispute and the Parties...
AI summary The dispute resolution clause outlines procedures for resolving conflicts between EfficiencyOne and NSPI, including a 30-day (or 10-day for urgent matters) resolution period, referral to the UARB if unresolved, and a requirement for EfficiencyOne to continue fulfilling the EECA unless directed otherwise by the UARB.
20. DEFAULT AND TERMINATION - 20.1 This Agreement may be terminated immediately by either Party, in whole or in part, upon the happening of one or more of the following events: - (a) EfficiencyOne's Franchise is terminated and the Agreemen...
AI summary Section 20 outlines the conditions under which the Agreement may be terminated by either party, including the termination of EfficiencyOne's franchise or approval by the UARB. Upon termination, neither party is entitled to compensation for consequential losses, and EfficiencyOne must discontinue its activities under the EECA, except for those necessary to preserve ongoing projects.
22. AUDIT AND INSPECTION - 4 22.1 EfficiencyOne shall, during the Term and for a period of thirty-six (36) months thereafter, 5 keep accurate records of all EECA supplied to NSPI, as necessary to determine that the 6 EECA was provided in a...
AI summary The section outlines requirements for EfficiencyOne to maintain records related to the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA) and allows NSPI to request access to these records or inspect the EECA through the Utility and Rate Board (UARB).
25. COORDINATION MEETINGS AND REPORTS - 25.1 During the Term of this Agreement, EfficiencyOne shall prepare and deliver to the UARB and NSPI a quarterly report (the " Quarterly Report ") in a form acceptable to the UARB. - 25.2 EfficiencyO...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is required to provide quarterly and annual reports to the UARB and NSPI, detailing progress under the EECA, financial statements, and evaluations. The agreement emphasizes the importance of regular coordination meetings between EfficiencyOne and NSPI to ensure effective planning and alignment with the EECA.
26. GENERAL - 2 26.1 This Agreement shall only be renewed in accordance with the provisions of the Act. - 3 26.2 This Agreement shall extend to, be binding upon and enure to the benefit of the respective 4 successors and permitted assigns...
AI summary This section outlines the general terms of the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA), including renewal conditions, governance by Nova Scotia law, and the role of EfficiencyOne as an independent contractor. It also addresses jurisdiction, amendments, and the language of the agreement.
27. SURVIVAL 27.1 Subject to the provisions of the Act, all provisions of this Agreement which by their express terms or nature are continuing shall survive the expiration or termination of this Agreement, including, without limitation, th...
AI summary This section outlines the survival of specific provisions in the agreement following its expiration or termination, including provisions related to the EECA Plan, covenants, confidentiality, indemnity, and intellectual property, among others.
1 IN WITNESS THEREOF , the Parties have duly executed this Agreement, in duplicate, as of the 2 date set forth above. NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED Per: Name: Witness Title: Per: Witness Name: Title: EFFICIENCYONE Per: Name: Witness Title...
AI summary The document is a signed agreement between Nova Scotia Power Incorporated and EfficiencyOne, with witness signatures and titles included. The agreement is dated and executed in duplicate.
DATE FILED: 4 October 2022 Page 30 of 37 1 SCHEDULE D 2 3 CONFIDENTIALITY AND NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT 4 5 THIS CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT made effective this 1st day of January, 2023 6 7 Between: 8 9 EfficiencyOne, hereinafter "EfficiencyOn...
AI summary This document outlines a confidentiality and nondisclosure agreement between EfficiencyOne and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated, related to a supply agreement for electricity efficiency and conservation activities. The agreement is governed by the Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Act and the Public Utilities Act of Nova Scotia, and involves the exchange and handling of confidential information between the parties.
Permitted Scope of Use 2. The Recipient may use the Confidential Information solely for the purposes of providing or receiving EECA, as the case may be, in accordance with the Legislation and the Supply Agreement and for no other reason or...
AI summary The permitted scope of use for Confidential Information is limited to providing or receiving the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA) in accordance with the Legislation and the Supply Agreement, and for no other purpose.
5. NOTIFICATION OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES 5.1 EfficiencyOne shall provide notice of Significant Changes to NSPI at the same time as EfficiencyOne makes application to the UARB for the approval of the Significant Changes. Subject to the terms...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is required to notify NSPI of Significant Changes simultaneously with applying to the UARB for approval. NSPI has the right to submit written comments to the UARB regarding these changes.
6. SAFETY - 4 6.1 EfficiencyOne shall at all times be responsible for safety and loss management in the 5 supply or performance of the EECA. - 6 6.2 EfficiencyOne shall ensure that all employees, Subcontractors, agents and 7 representative...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is responsible for safety and loss management in the performance of the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA). They must ensure compliance with all relevant health, safety, and environmental regulations by their employees and contractors.
7. PROTECTION OF PROPERTY - 7.1 EfficiencyOne shall take all commercially reasonable steps to protect the property of NSPI's customers and other third parties from damage which may occur as the result of the performance of the EECA. - 7.2...
AI summary Section 7 of the document outlines EfficiencyOne's responsibility to protect the property of NSPI's customers and third parties during the performance of the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA). EfficiencyOne must cover any damage caused and indemnify NSPI, except in cases where NSPI is at fault.
8. ENVIRONMENT - 8.1 EfficiencyOne and its Subcontractors shall at all times comply with all Environmental Laws that apply in any way to the supply or performance of the EECA. EfficiencyOne and its Subcontractors shall not cause, permit or...
AI summary The document outlines environmental compliance obligations for EfficiencyOne and its subcontractors under the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA). It mandates adherence to environmental laws and requires EfficiencyOne to indemnify NSPI against costs arising from hazardous substance releases or environmental law breaches.
9. EFFICIENCYONE'S COVENANTS - 9.1 EfficiencyOne warrants, covenants and agrees with NSPI that: - (a) it has all requisite capacity and authority to execute, deliver and perform its obligations under this Agreement; - (b) this Agreement ha...
AI summary EfficiencyOne has made several covenants and warranties to NSPI, including its ability to perform under the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA), compliance with laws and regulations, and responsibility for ensuring proper performance by subcontractors. It also agrees to notify the UARB and NSPI of potential disruptions in the supply of the EECA.
10. SUBCONTRACTORS 10.1 EfficiencyOne shall be permitted to subcontract the performance of any part of the EECA without the prior written approval of NSPI. - 1 10.2 Where EfficiencyOne subcontracts any part of the EECA, EfficiencyOne shall...
AI summary The section outlines the rules regarding subcontractors under the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement. EfficiencyOne is allowed to subcontract parts of the agreement but must ensure NSPI's rights are preserved and remain fully responsible for subcontractor actions.
16. INSURANCE - 16.1 EfficiencyOne shall obtain, maintain and pay for, during the entire Term of this Agreement, the following minimum insurance coverage as follows, such insurance as it relates to this Agreement shall be in a form and fro...
AI summary Section 16 of the agreement outlines the insurance requirements that EfficiencyOne must maintain during the term of the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Agreement (EECA) with NSPI, including general liability, environmental impairment, automobile liability, property insurance, professional liability, and workers' compensation coverage.
17. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY - 17.1 NSPI acknowledges that all branding, trade and business marks of EfficiencyOne used in the course of provision of EECA pursuant to this Agreement, (the "EfficiencyOne Brands" ) are, and shall remain, the so...
AI summary This section outlines the intellectual property rights related to branding and trademarks between NSPI and EfficiencyOne. NSPI agrees not to use EfficiencyOne's brands without consent, and vice versa. Upon termination, both parties must return or destroy the respective brands as instructed.
1 discontinue all EECA under this Agreement and will only finish such portions of the EECA 2 as may be necessary to preserve and protect the EECA already in progress. Such 3 termination does not relieve either Party from any of their respe...
AI summary This section outlines the procedures for default and termination under the Energy Efficiency Conservation Agreement (EECA). It specifies that termination does not relieve parties from prior obligations, requires EfficiencyOne to return unspent funds and provide transition assistance, and defines conditions for an Event of Default, including breach of terms, unauthorized assignment, false representations, and loss of business control.
22. AUDIT AND INSPECTION - 6 22.1 EfficiencyOne shall, during the Term and for a period of thirty-six (36) months thereafter, 7 keep accurate records of all EECA supplied to NSPI, as necessary to determine that the 8 EECA was provided in a...
AI summary The section outlines requirements for EfficiencyOne to maintain records related to the Energy Efficiency Conservation Agreement (EECA) provided to Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI). NSPI is granted the right to request access to these records and to inspect the EECA, with EfficiencyOne required to facilitate these inspections.
25. COORDINATION MEETINGS AND REPORTS - 25.1 During the Term of this Agreement, EfficiencyOne shall prepare and deliver to the UARB and NSPI a quarterly report (the " Quarterly Report ") in a form acceptable to the UARB. - 25.2 EfficiencyO...
AI summary EfficiencyOne is required to provide quarterly and annual reports to the UARB and NSPI, detailing progress on the EECA, financial statements, and evaluation of savings and costs. Regular coordination meetings are mandated to ensure effective planning and alignment with the EECA Plan.
26. GENERAL - 2 26.1 This Agreement shall only be renewed in accordance with the provisions of the Act. - 3 26.2 This Agreement shall extend to, be binding upon and enure to the benefit of the respective 4 successors and permitted assigns...
AI summary This section outlines the general terms of the agreement between EfficiencyOne and NSPI, including renewal conditions, governing law, jurisdiction, and provisions related to enforcement, modifications, and language requirements.
27. SURVIVAL 27.1 Subject to the provisions of the Act, all provisions of this Agreement which by their express terms or nature are continuing shall survive the expiration or termination of this Agreement, including, without limitation, th...
AI summary This section outlines the survival of certain provisions of the agreement upon its expiration or termination, including provisions related to the EECA Plan, covenants, confidentiality, indemnity, intellectual property, and general provisions.
18 DATE FILED: 4 October 2022 Page 22 of 37 1 IN WITNESS THEREOF , the Parties have duly executed this Agreement, in duplicate, as of the 2 date set forth above. NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED Per: Name: Witness Title: Per: Witness Name: T...
AI summary This document contains the signature page of an agreement between Nova Scotia Power Incorporated and EfficiencyOne, executed on 4 October 2022. The agreement is part of a regulatory proceeding and includes witness signatures.
5 Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities 6 7 The figure below identifies the scope of savings (3 year Cumulative Annual Energy 8 Savings, and Cumulative Annual Peak Demand Savings, Cumulative Annual Energy 9 Savings from Low In...
AI summary The text outlines the scope of electricity efficiency and conservation activities, including cumulative annual energy and peak demand savings, and demand response capacity over a three-year plan associated with EECAs.
46 II. Payments In accordance with Section 4.3 of the Agreement, the monthly payments to be made by NSPI to EfficiencyOne over the Term shall be as set out below. The monthly payment amounts referred to following are exclusive of required...
AI summary The document outlines the monthly payments to be made by NSPI to EfficiencyOne under Section 4.3 of the Agreement, noting that these payments are exclusive of required HST, which must be remitted separately.
EFFICIENCYONE 2023-2025 DSM PLAN COMPLIANCE FILING Appendix F D – Supply Agreement 97 vii. Total spending (reported by program and rate class); 98 viii. Customer satisfaction; and 99 ix. Incidental cumulative annual energy savings applicab...
AI summary The document outlines the EfficiencyOne 2023-2025 DSM Plan Compliance Filing, including a confidentiality and nondisclosure agreement between EfficiencyOne and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated. The agreement covers the handling of confidential information in accordance with the Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Act and the Public Utilities Act of Nova Scotia.
Term 8. The term of this Agreement shall commence on the effective date of the Supply Agreement unless superceded by another form of writing, and notwithstanding the return of any Confidential Information or any other event, shall continue...
AI summary The agreement's term begins on the effective date of the Supply Agreement and lasts for five years, continuing in full force and effect regardless of other events, such as the return of confidential information.
- 14 Executed and delivered this day of 20__. EfficiencyOne Nova Scotia Power Incorporated By: By: Name: Name: Title: Title: 1 2 3 4 SCHEDULE E EECA PLAN 5 6 [Subject to approval by the UARB] 7 8 9 10 - 1 -
AI summary This document contains a schedule related to the Energy Efficiency Conservation Agreement (EECA) plan, subject to approval by the Utility and Ratepayer Board (UARB). It includes signed agreements between EfficiencyOne and Nova Scotia Power Incorporated.