Topic:"Energyforward New Homes" in M10473

Table 39: Evaluated 2021 EMIS Gross Energy and Peak Demand Savings 82 Table 40: Evaluated 2021 EMIS GHG Emission Reductions83 Table 41: Comparison of 2021 EMIS Tracked and Evaluated Savings at the Generator84 Table 42: Implementation Statu...

AI summary The text presents a list of tables and figures from a regulatory proceeding document, focusing on energy management and efficiency programs. Tables evaluate energy savings, GHG emissions, and program implementation status, while figures illustrate program performance, participant satisfaction, and participation trends over time.

. Mr. Love said that he considered it a "mistake" to phase out the program completely "particularly for building shell measures," although he supports the Settlement Plan generally. He went on to say: ...The insulation, windows and doors w...

AI summary Mr. Love argues against phasing out the New Home Construction Program, emphasizing long-term benefits of building shell upgrades. E1 counters that the program is unsustainable post-heat pump savings removal, citing reduced savings and increased costs.

the exploration, through the DSMAG, of cost-effectiveness testing methodologies. Identifying and implementing the appropriate test should be given a high priority. New Home Construction (Section 9) The Consumer Advocate intends to closely...

AI summary The Consumer Advocate supports the Settlement Plan, emphasizing DSMAG's cost-effectiveness testing, monitoring new home construction under Section 9, and collaboration between E1 and NSP for behavioral programs. They request quarterly updates from E1 and prioritize reducing ratepayer costs.