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Topic:"Energy Efficiency" in M03672

Matter: E-BER-R-10 - Berwick Electric Light Commission - Interim Application to offer rates to commercial  customers that will incent peak demand reductionIN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION by the TOWN OF BERWICK, on behalf of its ELECTRIC COMMISSION, for approval of an amendment to its Schedule of Rates for Electric Supply and Services.
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05848Board Order 4 passages
AVAILABILITY: p. p. 3
AVAILABILITY: This rate is only available to customers employing Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant (i.e. hydronic) heating systems utilizing time shifting technology approved by the Utility. Rates

AI summary This rate is exclusively available to customers using Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) equipment and electric in-floor radiant heating systems with time-shifting technology approved by the Utility.

GENERAL DEMAND TIME-OF-USE RATE (OPTIONAL) p. p. 3
GENERAL DEMAND TIME-OF-USE RATE (OPTIONAL) The rate is available to customers meeting the availability criteria of the General Demand rate class who install heat storage systems and controls to enable time shifting of heating and other loa...

AI summary The General Demand Time-of-Use Rate (Optional) is available to customers who install heat storage systems and controls to enable time shifting of heating and other loads. Customers must remain on this rate for one year and may revert to the General Demand rate with one month's notice. Demand charges outside the winter peak period are discounted, and BEC staff may inspect systems to ensure compliance and performance.

GENERAL DEMAND PEAK CO-INCIDENCE RATE (OPTIONAL) p. p. 3
GENERAL DEMAND PEAK CO-INCIDENCE RATE (OPTIONAL) The rate is available to customers meeting the availability criteria of the General Demand rate class who install heat storage systems and/or controls to enable load shedding upon receipt of...

AI summary The General Demand Peak Co-Incidence Rate is an optional rate for customers who install heat storage systems and controls to enable load shedding. Customers on this rate receive a demand control credit based on their demand reduction during peak periods. BEC sets the peak demand defense point annually and ensures compliance with electrical codes.

125 watt mercury vapour $ 9.50 per lamp per month p. p. 3
125 watt mercury vapour $ 9.50 per lamp per month 175 watt mercury vapour $12.79 per lamp per month 250 watt mercury vapour $15.83 per lamp per month 400 watt mercury vapour $22.54 per lamp per month 70 watt high-pressure sodium lamp $11.1...

AI summary The text presents a table of lighting fixture costs, including mercury vapour, high-pressure sodium, and fluorescent fixtures, with associated monthly costs per lamp or fixture. The crosswalk lighting is managed by the Town of Berwick and the Commission.

05848Board Order 1 passage
GENERAL DEMAND TIME-OF-USE RATE (OPTIONAL) p. p. 3
GENERAL DEMAND TIME-OF-USE RATE (OPTIONAL) The rate is available to customers meeting the availability criteria of the General Demand rate class who install heat storage systems and controls to enable time shifting of heating and other loa...

AI summary The General Demand Time-of-Use Rate (Optional) is available to customers who install heat storage systems and controls to enable time shifting of heating and other loads. Customers must remain on this rate for one year, with one month's notice required to revert. Demand charges outside winter peak hours are discounted, and BEC staff may inspect systems to ensure compliance and proper performance.

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