Topic:"Energy Usage Patterns" in M08604

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AI summary The table provides data on residential energy usage tracking, including annual figures, tracked values, and participant counts. It highlights new residential entries and customer tracking metrics under the ENS system.

5 119 195 54 164 69 75 175 170 40 45 143 106 TABLE 31: What is the primary heating source for your primary Nova Scotia business location?

AI summary The text provides a table with numerical data and a question about the primary heating source for a Nova Scotia business location, indicating a focus on energy usage patterns and data collection.

east two more planning periods (2020-2022, 9 2023-2025), and thus E1 should be anticipating a trajectory of DSM resource 10 planning that extends out more than seven years from now. 11 Q. Are there strategic objectives in Nova Scotia that...

AI summary The proceeding discusses the need for extended DSM planning beyond seven years to address peak load growth and reduce GHG emissions. While 2019 spending approvals focus on annual intervals, long-term planning must consider DSM's role in clean energy transitions. NSPI's Load Forecast Report projects slight energy consumption declines over the next decade.

he province? 21 A. According to NSPI’s Load Forecast Report, energy consumption is projected to 22 decline slightly over the next ten years, as shown in Table 8. 23 24 25 26 27 28 Doc. No. 263331 Evidence of Alice Napoleon Page 16 1 Table...

AI summary NSPI's Load Forecast Report projects a slight decline in total energy consumption over the next decade but anticipates peak demand growth through 2024, with a 1.5% increase by 2028 compared to 2018 levels. The forecast includes both energy consumption trends and demand-side management considerations.

d is expected to increase through 2024, then slowly decline 8 in the following years. Peak demand in 2028 is projected to be 1.5 percent higher 9 than projected 2018 demand. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Doc. No. 263331 Evidence of Alice Napoleo...

AI summary Forecasted peak demand in Nova Scotia is expected to rise until 2024, then decline slightly, with 2028 demand 1.5% higher than 2018. The testimony emphasizes aligning DSM planning with projected demand growth trends to manage peak load effectively.

g DSM costs on the cost-of-service study? 25 a. If yes, please provide the details. And please state whether this procedure was 26 developed prior to the 2019 DSM Plan filing. 27 Date Filed: May 9, 2018 NSPI (NS SBA) Page 1 of 2 1 b. If no...

AI summary The document contains regulatory requests from NSPI regarding DSM cost allocation procedures, overhead costs for administering the 2019 DSM plan, and electricity consumption data by rate class and end use for 2017 and 2019. It seeks clarification on whether DSM cost allocation procedures were developed prior to the 2019 DSM Plan filing.