Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Energy Efficiency Resource Standards" in M12282

Matter: EfficiencyOne - New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans Application for Approval of New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans
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E-1Notice of Application and Evidence 5 passages
Section 58
ctrification programs, which can 27 be influenced by the commodity costs of displaced fuels 19 Environmental Goals and Climate Change Reduction Act, SNS 2021, c 20, section 7(b) DATE FILED: May 16, 2025 Page 16 of 38 EfficiencyOne Benefit-...

AI summary The text discusses the importance of including non-utility impacts, such as fuel savings and GHG emissions, in the cost-effectiveness analysis of strategic electrification programs under the BCA. The amendment to the PUA in 2022 expanded the definition of demand-side management to include strategic electrification.

Section 285
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AI summary The text discusses the regulation of energy efficiency programs and the analysis of cost-benefit assessments in Nova Scotia. It includes references to energy efficiency initiatives, regulatory processes, and the evaluation of various programs aimed at improving energy efficiency and reducing costs.

Section 410
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AI summary The document discusses the implementation of BCD (likely a program or regulation) and its impact on energy management and efficiency. It outlines the role of BCD in shaping energy policies, the challenges in implementation, and the need for alignment with broader energy efficiency goals. The text also touches on the evaluation of energy programs and the importance of stakeholder engagement.

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AI summary The text discusses regulatory proceedings related to energy efficiency and cost recovery mechanisms, referencing specific programs and regulatory frameworks. It outlines the role of energy efficiency initiatives, cost recovery, and the evaluation of programs such as DSM plans and energy efficiency resource standards.

Section 1244
GhG al Policy Section 1: Nova Scotia PRIORITY POLICIES 6 2 6 3 4 4 4 1 NSUARB Mandate NS Power Performance Standards (Public 2 1 2 1 2 Utilities Act) Demand Side Management (Public Utilities 2 1 2 Act) Electricity Act 6 1 1 1 Environmental...

AI summary The text outlines key priority policies in Nova Scotia, including the NSUARB mandate, NS Power performance standards under the Public Utilities Act, Demand Side Management, the Electricity Act, the Environmental Goals and Climate Change Reduction Act, and Nova Scotia’s Climate Change Plan for Clean Growth (2022).

E-9Evidence and Resume of Courtney Lane - Synapse 1 passage
- 5 exercise. p. pp. 16-17
- 5 exercise. 6 Table 3. Justification for Inclusion of Non-Utility System Impacts in Nova Scotia Test Non-Utility System Impact Relevant Policy Other Fuels • Environmental and Climate Change Reduction Act • Nova Scotia's Climate Plan for...

AI summary The text outlines the justification for including non-utility system impacts in the Nova Scotia Test, referencing various policies and acts such as the Environmental and Climate Change Reduction Act and Nova Scotia's Climate Plan for Clean Growth. It also cites a source related to a regulatory proceeding.

E-13Evidence of M. Whitten - SBA 1 passage
6 Q. Why did Efficiency One (E1) submit this Application at this time? p. p. 8
6 Q. Why did Efficiency One (E1) submit this Application at this time? - 7 A. E1 submitted this Application in response to a directive in the 2022 Decision issued by the 8 NSUARB that directed E1 to develop an optimal cost-effectiveness te...

AI summary Efficiency One (E1) submitted an application to the NSEB to replace the total resource cost (TRC) test with a benefit-cost analysis (BCA) test for assessing future DSM plans, citing changes in Nova Scotia legislation and regulations since the NSUARB's 2022 directive.

E-15Letters of Comment 1 passage
p. p. 2
Ontario Independent Electricity System Operator PAC Previously reported TRC for info purposes with non-energy benefits based on a 2021 study, which replaced a 15% adder. Enbridge Gas TRC-Plus 15% adder to account for non-energy benefits ef...

AI summary The text discusses various approaches and tests used in energy regulation, including the Program Administrator Cost test (PAC), Total Resource Cost (TRC), and Prescriptive Cost Test (PCT), with examples from different organizations and regulatory decisions.

99638Closing Submission - E1 1 passage
Energy Reform (2024) Act , SNS 2024, April 2024, Part I: Energy and Regulatory Boards Act (Schedule A), Part II: More Access to Energy Act (Schedule B). p. pp. 6-7
Energy Reform (2024) Act , SNS 2024, April 2024, Part I: Energy and Regulatory Boards Act (Schedule A), Part II: More Access to Energy Act (Schedule B). 1 3 In this Act, […] 2 3 9 "sustainable development" has the same meaning as in the En...

AI summary The Energy Reform (2024) Act introduces new obligations for the Energy Board, requiring it to consider factors such as competition, innovation, sustainability, and reliability when approving rates and other matters. It aligns with the Environment Act and the Environmental Goals and Climate Change Reduction Act.

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