Topic:"Evidence Requirements" in M10473

6.2.1 Sampling Methodology The Evaluator selected a sample of 26 projects from a total of 72 projects completed in 2021 (only completed projects are considered for sampling). The overall sample of 26 projects represented 53% of total track...

AI summary The Evaluator sampled 26 completed energy efficiency projects from 72 total in 2021, representing 53% of tracked energy savings. A stratified sampling approach was used, with a focus on the Pay-for-Performance (P4P) stratum. The sample included a mix of project types, and the Evaluator noted that a more complete sample would yield more representative results due to the influence of larger projects.

Vision Statement To be a world leader in developing truthful measurement and useful results; to support development of efficient, ethical, and effective practices, sustained economically; to advance human development. To improve the qualit...

AI summary The Vision Statement outlines goals to lead in truthful measurement and impactful results, promote efficient and ethical practices, advance human development, and improve quality of life amid rapid climate change. It emphasizes sustainability and economic viability.

15. DSM Measure Assessment For 2021, Efficiency Nova Scotia tasked Econoler to develop an in-depth review of all parameters necessary to calculate the annual and lifetime gross energy and peak demand savings of most prescriptive measures a...

AI summary Efficiency Nova Scotia commissioned Econoler to assess DSM measures for calculating energy and peak demand savings, creating a reference document with methods, EUL values, and interactive effects. The work is praised for its thoroughness and recommended for all utilities.

Step 4 Complete the upgrades of your choice - If you need more than 12 months, talk to your Energy Advisor. Extensions can be granted on a case by case basis. If an extension is granted, rebate criteria may be subject to change. - If you p...

AI summary Step 4 outlines steps for completing energy upgrades, including seeking extensions, obtaining contractor quotes, ensuring permits, keeping documentation, and checking insurance coverage.

E1 Responses to Industrial Group (IG) Information Requests NON-CONFIDENTIAL According to Statistics Canada definitions, the LIM-AT measure, " defines an individual as having low income if their adjusted after-tax income falls below 50% of...

AI summary E1 explains the difference between LIM-AT (50% of median income) and MBM (market basket of goods/services). It notes MBM is Canada's official poverty line per the 2018 Federal strategy, while LIM-AT measures low-income. E1 prefers 2016 Census data for historic low-income estimates over the more variable 2019 Canadian Income Survey data.

9 NEEC filed a letter in lieu of brief noting its “full support” for all arguments presented in the initial brief of NECEC (NEEC Brief at 1). Accordingly, the arguments of NECEC set forth herein also represent those of NEEC. 10 The combine...

AI summary NEEC supports NECEC's arguments in the proceeding. The Department strikes portions of responses to record requests as unresponsive and extra-record evidence, citing procedural guidelines and prior precedents.