Topic:"Energy Efficiency Resource Standards" in M08604

vernments 26 27 ENS seeks to drive market transformation by working with governments to promote the 28 adoption of energy-efficiency measures by implementing codes and standards. 29 30 In 2017, ENS continued to support the development of n...

AI summary Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) works with governments to promote energy-efficiency measures through codes and standards. In 2017, ENS participated in national and provincial initiatives, including the Canadian Standards Association and the Pan-Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change.

untary manufacturer adoption or regulation; and 16 • develop and advance codes and standards in provincial and national energy- 17 efficiency regulations and policies. 18 19 In addition, ENS worked with its Evaluation Consultant to plan th...

AI summary Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) worked with its Evaluation Consultant to evaluate the impact of provincial and national energy-efficiency regulations and policies, including Amendment 13 to Canada’s Energy Efficiency Regulations. This evaluation focused on residential clothes washers and refrigerators. ENS also supports the development of energy efficiency standards through the Strategic Resource Task Force (STRF) and the Steering Committee on Performance Energy Efficiency and Renewables (SCOPEER).

who do not complete the audit path, for instance by having an ENS staff member follow up to help them consider non-lighting measures if the facility includes other large energy-consuming equipment. 7.2.5 Codes and Standards The 2017 evalua...

AI summary The 2017 evaluation of Codes and Standards in Nova Scotia estimates energy and peak demand savings of 21.914 GWh and 4.028 MW, respectively, and avoided GHG emissions of 14,312 tonnes of CO2 eq. The Evaluator recommends optimizing the evaluation process for these standards.

. Registration and publication of Regulations Amending Canada’s Appliance Energy Efficiency Regulations, http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/energy/regulations-codes-standards/6965 Retirement (Last accessed December 6, 2017). NATURAL RESOURCES CANADA’S...

AI summary The text includes a list of references and citations related to energy efficiency regulations, appliance standards, and energy savings calculations from various governmental and regulatory bodies in Canada, the United States, and Ontario. These sources provide data and methodologies for assessing energy efficiency programs and appliance performance.

Program Bibliographic References Components NATURAL RESOURCES CANADA. Publication of Regulations Amending Canada’s Energy Efficiency Regulations, 2011, available at http://oee.nrcan.gc.ca/regulations/14566 (Last accessed February 5, 2018)...

AI summary The document provides a list of bibliographic references related to energy efficiency regulations and building codes in Nova Scotia and Canada, including publications from Natural Resources Canada and Nova Scotia legislation.

ars with integrated timers and load sensing power bars were drawn from a report on smart strips made by PowerSmart Engineering,110 which is the most referenced source in the TRM addressing power bars. For efficient bathroom fans, only the...

AI summary The text discusses the calculation of revised gross savings for energy efficiency measures, including the use of EUL values and line-loss factors. It references reports and data sources such as the GDS Measure Life Report and the DEER2014 EUL Table, and notes the contribution of Nova Scotia Power in providing the line-loss factor used for residential consumers.

d by the survey results. Revised Parameters Summary Table 39 summarizes the parameters used in the energy and peak demand savings equations for MSHPs installed in non-electrically heated households. Table 39: Parameters Used for Savings Ca...

AI summary The document discusses the parameters used in energy and peak demand savings equations for MSHPs installed in non-electrically heated households. It references Energy Efficiency Regulations and AHRI Certified Values as sources for these parameters.

33 7 0 E12 40 5 40 35 7 2 Chandelier Finally, LED nightlights and LED holiday lights are not affected by the Canadian or American legislation since they are not defined as general-service lamps (they generate less than 310 lumens). For LED...

AI summary The text discusses the exclusion of LED nightlights and holiday lights from certain energy efficiency legislation due to their lumens output. It also provides data on energy savings from EPI installations in 2017, including gross energy and peak demand savings, and explains the line loss factor used in calculations.

Table 6: Implementation Status of Recommendations in the 2016 Executive Summary 2016 Recommendations Status 2016 BER-R1. Continue improving the BER Mail-in internal review procedure for savings Implemented calculations 2016 BER-R2. Impleme...

AI summary The 2016 BER recommendations have been fully implemented, including updates to the ENS CIRx Screening Tool, revisions to the methodology for calculating interactive effects, and the establishment of new procedures for baseline wattages in new construction projects and Instant Rebates.

on Report 5 IMPACT EVALUATION FOR BER INSTANT REBATES The objective of the 2017 BER Instant Rebates impact evaluation is to determine gross and net electrical energy and peak demand savings. 5.1 Gross Savings Gross savings refer to changes...

AI summary This section evaluates the impact of the 2017 BER Instant Rebates, focusing on gross and net energy and peak demand savings. It discusses the methodology used to calculate savings, including baseline wattage, actual wattage, and factors like PCF and ISR, and notes that a full literature review was not conducted in 2017.

ELECTRICITY EFFICIENCY AND CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES 4 Schedule A 5 Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities 6 7 The figure below identifies the scope of savings associated with carrying out EECAs 8 over the Term. 9 10 Incremental...

AI summary The document outlines the Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities (EECA) plan, including performance targets for energy savings and peak demand reduction. It specifies that EfficiencyOne must achieve 90% or more of the targets to be considered in substantial compliance, with a regulatory process triggered if this threshold is not met.

Savings associated with DSM programs represent increased savings relative to regulated minimum efficiency standards. Activity in Codes and Standards modify the regulated minimum efficiency standards. To improve energy efficiency, Natural R...

AI summary The document discusses energy efficiency standards and their implementation, including amendments to the Energy Efficiency Regulations by Natural Resources Canada and Nova Scotia's application of Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) to street lights and building codes. It also references the 2017 evaluation by Econoler, which included updates to efficiency standards for clothes washers and refrigerators.

NUMBER OF NUMBER OF FUTURE PCT OF BUDGET REGION NSPI RATE CODE ENERGY USE RECOMMEND ENSC OPINION OF ENSC LOCATION STATUS FTEs LOCATIONS PARTICIPATION SPENT ON ENERGY OVERALL Halifax Rest of Sig LT sig LT LT Comp LT comp 5% or 6% or 10 11 2...

AI summary The text presents data on energy use, budget allocation, and participation in energy programs across different regions in Nova Scotia, including the number of locations, FTEs, and energy use expectations. It also includes opinions and recommendations related to energy and sustainability compliance.