Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Energy Efficiency Resource Assessment Model" in M12969

Matter: Berwick Electric Commission - 2026 Flow Through Application
3 passages 3 documents

Energy Efficiency Resource Assessment Model across all matters →

B-1-(ii)Attachment 1 - Redacted 1 passage
For the test year Calendar 2023 16,352,355 15,942,928 16,147,642 16,309,118 p. p. 1
For the test year Calendar 2023 16,352,355 15,942,928 16,147,642 16,309,118 Connections Actual Forecast Test Year Total Actual 4,124,688 3,789,567 4,081,476 3,215,624 3,482,822 2,673,112 2,863,300 2,829,049 2,789,687 2,728,205 3,232,642 3,...

AI summary The text presents data and tables related to energy consumption and forecasting for the test year Calendar 2023, including actual and forecast values for connections, load shape analysis, and consumption across various sectors such as residential, commercial, and industrial.

103154Board Order with updated Schedule A 1 passage
CROSSWALK LIGHTING
CROSSWALK LIGHTING (Crosswalk lighting: fixtures supplied by the Town of Berwick; power, energy and maintenance supplied by the Commission.) 40 watt fluorescent fixture $11.5089 per fixture per month 400 watt fluorescent fixture $45.0058 p...

AI summary The document outlines the costs associated with crosswalk lighting fixtures, specifying that the Town of Berwick provides the fixtures while the Commission is responsible for power, energy, and maintenance. Costs are listed per fixture per month for 40 watt and 400 watt fluorescent fixtures.

103154Board Order with updated Schedule A 1 passage
55 watt LED yard light $11.9805 per lamp per month
55 watt LED yard light $11.9805 per lamp per month 88 watt LED yard light $16.3823 per lamp per month 125 watt mercury vapour $14.5453 per lamp per month 175 watt mercury vapour $19.4995 per lamp per month 250 watt mercury vapour $24.4756...

AI summary The document presents a table listing various lighting fixtures along with their corresponding monthly costs per lamp. The table includes different wattage options for LED and mercury vapour lights, as well as high pressure sodium and metal halide floodlamps. This information is likely used for cost analysis or budgeting purposes.

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