1 Improving and Providing Accessibility to all Market Sectors and Rate Classes 2
AI summary The document focuses on improving accessibility across all market sectors and rate classes in Nova Scotia. Key considerations include ensuring equitable access to services, though specific details or proposals are not elaborated in the provided text.
Equitable Remedy 9. The Recipient acknowledges that any unauthorized use of the Confidential Information or any breach of its obligations under this Agreement will result in 1 irreparable harm to the Disclosing Party which cannot be adequa...
AI summary The clause outlines that unauthorized use of confidential information would cause irreparable harm, necessitating equitable remedies. The Recipient agrees not to oppose such remedies and acknowledges the fairness of the provisions, which survive agreement termination.
Equitable Remedy 9. The Recipient acknowledges that any unauthorized use of the Confidential Information or any breach of its obligations under this Agreement will result in irreparable harm to the Disclosing Party which cannot be adequate...
AI summary The Recipient acknowledges that unauthorized use of Confidential Information would cause irreparable harm to the Disclosing Party, agreeing not to oppose interim equitable remedies. The Recipient also consents to non-exclusive remedies and confirms the fairness of these provisions, which survive agreement termination.
5. We support research and implementation of moderate income programming. During the discussion at Dal Legal Aid December 5, EfficiencyOne representatives stated that you intend to research programming for moderate income households simila...
AI summary The Affordable Energy Coalition supports research into moderate income energy programs, citing past initiatives by Conserve NS and Efficiency Nova Scotia (2010-11). They acknowledge challenges faced by households above LICO thresholds and advocate for equitable access to energy efficiency measures. The letter praises collaboration with EfficiencyOne and acknowledges contributions from various stakeholders.
ommended in the 2014 IRP. The Board considered that this met the test of affordability "...while at the same time recognizing the overarching principle of what is in the best interests of ratepayers." [26] The Consensus Agreement maintains...
AI summary The Board evaluated DSM spending levels for 2020-2022, noting the Consensus Agreement's spending aligns with past underspending but faces criticism for being insufficient. E1 supported the Preferred Plan due to future program challenges, while EAC and AEC argued higher spending is needed for climate resilience. The Board observed mixed support, with some stakeholders emphasizing the need for updated IRP guidance.
5. BUSINESS, NON-PROFIT AND INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES The Preferred PlanDSM Resource Plan maintains a focus on delivering energy savings benefits to Nova Scotia business customers through a variety of effective programs. Over the...
AI summary The Preferred PlanDSM Resource Plan aims to expand energy savings for Nova Scotia businesses by shifting focus from lighting to non-lighting upgrades, addressing barriers like cost and expertise. It emphasizes increasing program accessibility, offering comprehensive upgrades, and delivering benefits such as system-peak demand reduction through three BNI sector programs.
Equitable Remedy 9. The Recipient acknowledges that any unauthorized use of the Confidential Information or any breach of its obligations under this Agreement will result in irreparable harm to the Disclosing Party which cannot be adequate...
AI summary The Recipient acknowledges that unauthorized use of Confidential Information would cause irreparable harm to the Disclosing Party. The Recipient agrees not to oppose equitable remedies (e.g., injunctions) to enforce the Agreement and confirms that such provisions are fair and reasonable. These obligations survive Agreement termination.
3 Equitable Remedy 4 9. The Recipient acknowledges that any unauthorized use of the Confidential Information or any breach of its obligations under this Agreement will result in irreparable harm to the Disclosing Party which cannot be adeq...
AI summary The Recipient acknowledges that unauthorized use of Confidential Information will cause irreparable harm to the Disclosing Party, allowing the latter to seek equitable remedies without opposition. The provisions are deemed fair and reasonable, surviving agreement termination.
Objectives The administration and operation of the DSMAG is funded by Nova Scotia ratepayers, and it is in the best interests of ratepayers that the DSMAG functions as an effective advisory group, meeting the objectives set out herein. The...
AI summary The DSMAG, funded by Nova Scotia ratepayers, serves as a consultative body to facilitate discussions on demand-side management (DSM) and enhance future DSM plans. It does not bind E1's decisions but promotes collaboration among stakeholders under the PUA. Key objectives include sharing perspectives and improving DSM engagement processes.
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