Topic:"Energy Efficiency Resource Assessment Model" in M12550

Review of C0051815 - RTU Replacements Program - Phase 6 (NSEB M12550) NSPI Responses to NSEB Information Requests 1 Request IR-9: 27 (iii) Please provide NS Power's estimate of the additional labour hours and cost 28 attributable to the ch...

AI summary The document outlines NS Power's response to an information request regarding the RTU Replacements Program - Phase 6, focusing on standards, guidelines, and internal procedures applicable to RTU installations in Phase 6 and Phase 1, with specific emphasis on cybersecurity, safety, and quality assurance.

MIDGARD CONSULTING INC. 2021 - Present Consultant, Vancouver BC - Delivered consulting services across the electricity industry to clients including electric utilities, municipalities, First Nations, and renewable energy developers. - Cond...

AI summary Midgard Consulting Inc. has provided consulting services in the electricity industry, focusing on solar photovoltaic systems, financial modeling, and regulatory filings. They have worked with utilities, municipalities, and Indigenous communities, and contributed to expert evidence in various regulatory proceedings.

CAN GROW HERE INC. Research & Design Associate, Edmonton, AB September 2023 – May 2024 - Performed building energy simulation in TRNSYS and economic feasibility analysis for controlled CEA facility. - Performed modeling in SketchUp, Revit...

AI summary The document outlines the professional experience of CAN GROW HERE INC., including roles in energy simulation, clean energy generation, and research related to energy systems and technologies. The individual has worked on projects involving building energy modeling, techno-economic analysis, and battery electric vehicle charging profiles.

Because information for the Phase 1 was unavailable, the technical assessment necessarily relied on some information, namely regarding Phase 5 of NSPI's RTU replacement program, that was NSEB Matter No. M12012, Decision, Section 2.2.1, pp....

AI summary The technical assessment for Phase 1 of NSPI's RTU replacement program was limited due to unavailable information, leading to reliance on data from Phase 5. The analysis highlights the need for historical data from prior phases to improve benchmarking and contingency calibration.