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Topic:"Energy Efficiency" in M10653

Matter: P-194 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 10-Year System Outlook Report - 2022
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Section 24
144 - 2,021 2,165 10.0 2023 146 -4 2,035 2,185 0.9 2024 146 -12 2,057 2,215 1.4 2025 152 -24 2,076 2,253 1.7 2026 154 -36 2,101 2,291 1.7 2027 153 -39 2,133 2,326 1.5 2028 153 -39 2,170 2,361 1.5 2029 153 -39 2,207 2,398 1.6 2030 152 -38 2...

AI summary The document presents a 10-year electricity forecast (2023-2032) with projected values and uncertainty factors, including weather variations, energy efficiency program effectiveness, economic conditions, decarbonization policies, electrification pace, and technological changes. Forecasts acknowledge inherent uncertainties in long-term planning.

Section 93
11,500 35 28,000 11,500 35 2026-2029 104,000 44,000 2030 20,000 8,800 30 10 11 By 2030 SO2 emissions from generating electricity will have been reduced by 80 percent from 12 2005 levels. NOx emissions will have decreased by 73 percent and...

AI summary By 2030, SO2, NOx, and mercury emissions from electricity generation in Nova Scotia are projected to decrease significantly from 2005 levels. Reductions are being achieved through reduced thermal generation, fuel blend changes, and the use of technologies like Low NOx Combustion Firing Systems and Powder Activated Carbon systems.

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