ONTARIO (IESO) –OVERVIEW
AI summary Overview of Ontario's IESO regulatory proceeding, involving entities like ENS, OEB, and LDCs, focusing on energy efficiency programs and regulatory frameworks. Key acronyms and organizations related to demand-side management and electricity system operations are listed.
KEY PLAYERS
AI summary The 'KEY PLAYERS' section outlines key organizations, programs, and regulatory bodies involved in Nova Scotia's energy and utility proceedings. It includes acronyms for entities such as Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB), Demand Side Management (DSM), and Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS), along with other provincial, national, and international stakeholders.
COST EFFECTIVENESS TESTING & AVOIDED COSTS 14
AI summary The document section focuses on cost-effectiveness testing and avoided costs in regulatory proceedings, referencing footnote 14. It involves analysis of energy efficiency programs, cost methodologies, and regulatory frameworks in Nova Scotia.
Detailed Measure Development - •Identify technical guidelines and data, identify any data gaps and create research plan for gaps - •Stakeholder outreach - •Facilitation of crossprogram coordination - •Cost Effectiveness testing - •Draft Me...
AI summary The process outlines steps for developing energy efficiency measures, including identifying technical guidelines, stakeholder outreach, cross-program coordination, cost-effectiveness testing, and drafting a Measure Approval Document (MAD). Measures with sufficient data and stakeholder support are promoted for approval, while those with data gaps may be piloted.
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