Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Forecasting Methodology" in M03452

Matter: ENSC-TRAN - Efficiency Nova Scotia - Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Demand Side Management Transition Plan
3 passages 2 documents

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05509Redacted DSM Services Agreement 2 passages
- 1.9 The following Schedules and Exhibits are attached to and incorporated by reference into this Agreement: p. p. 17
- 1.9 The following Schedules and Exhibits are attached to and incorporated by reference into this Agreement: Schedule A Transition Services and Fees Schedule B Non-Discretionary Services and Fees Schedule C Discretionary Services and Fees...

AI summary This section outlines the schedules and exhibits incorporated into the agreement, including Transition Services and Fees, Non-Discretionary Services and Fees, Discretionary Services and Fees, Forecasting and Information Exchange, and Labour Prices. It also introduces a section on Coordination and Meetings.

SCHEDULE D DSM PLANNING AND FORECASTING p. p. 22
SCHEDULE D DSM PLANNING AND FORECASTING

AI summary This section outlines the planning and forecasting processes related to Demand Side Management (DSM) in Nova Scotia. It includes discussions on energy efficiency programs, forecasting methodologies, and the role of Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation (ENSC) in implementing these initiatives.

064632010 DSM Evaluation Reports 2/28/2011 1 passage
Section 973
Wh 42 0.50 7,421 767 10% >12,000 kWh 20 0.25 19,265 316 2% Total 87 1.00 9,548 586 6% One of the fundamental assumptions of regression is that the standard error of the error terms (or residuals) has a constant variance across the range of...

AI summary The text discusses the assumption of homoscedasticity in regression analysis, where the variance of residuals should be constant. It explains that heteroscedasticity, a violation of this assumption, can lead to mis-estimation of confidence intervals. A residual plot is referenced, showing no strong correlation between pre-installation NAC and residual variance.

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