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4.2.1 Overview - The Existing Residential program provides residential customers with access to technical and financial assistance to identify, assess and implement energy efficiency and system-peak demand reduction upgrades. The Existing...
AI summary The Existing Residential program offers residential customers energy efficiency and demand reduction upgrades through five components, including Affordable Multi-Family Housing, Efficient Product Installation, and Home Energy Assessments. The program targets low-income renters and non-profits, providing technical and financial support. TRC and PAC are defined as benefit/cost ratios for evaluating program effectiveness.
Additional Support Increased financial support will be provided for heat pump water heaters and DWHR in both the Green Heat and Home Energy Assessment program components. Additional engagement with plumbers and plumbing contractors will be...
AI summary Increased financial support for heat pump water heaters and domestic water heating recovery (DWHR) in the Green Heat and Home Energy Assessment programs. Collaboration with plumbers and contractors aims to enhance residential sector implementation of these upgrades.
Mid-stream[12](#page-115-0) Delivery Approach for Cold Climate Ductless Heat Pumps Currently, incentives for ductless heat pumps are delivered through a downstream mail- in rebate via Green Heat or as part of whole home upgrades in Home En...
AI summary The document proposes transitioning from downstream mail-in rebates to mid-stream instant rebates for cold climate ductless heat pumps, aiming to reduce administrative barriers, improve customer understanding, and lower upfront costs. EfficiencyOne will collaborate with distributors to promote the program.
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4.2.1 Overview - The Existing Residential program provides residential customers with access to technical and financial assistance to identify, assess and implement energy efficiency and system-peak demand reduction upgrades. The Existing...
AI summary The Existing Residential program offers energy efficiency and demand reduction upgrades through five components: Affordable Multi-Family Housing, Efficient Product Installation, Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency, Green Heat, and Home Energy Assessment. These initiatives target low-income renters, homeowners, and Mi'kmaw communities, providing technical support, financial incentives, and no-cost upgrades like insulation, heating equipment, and home assessments.
Additional Support Increased financial support will be provided for heat pump water heaters and DWHR in both the Green Heat and Home Energy Assessment program components. Additional engagement with plumbers and plumbing contractors will be...
AI summary Increased financial support for heat pump water heaters and DWHR in Green Heat and Home Energy Assessment programs, with engagement of plumbers and contractors. Reference to Natural Resources Canada's 2016 energy data.
Mid-stream [12](#page-47-0) Delivery Approach for Cold Climate Ductless Heat Pumps Currently, incentives for ductless heat pumps are delivered through a downstream mail- in rebate via Green Heat or as part of whole home upgrades in Home En...
AI summary Transitioning from mail-in rebates to instant rebates for ductless heat pumps aims to increase participation by reducing administrative burdens and upfront costs. EfficiencyOne will collaborate with distributors to promote the program.
Demand Response Measures Demand response initiatives will be introduced as part of the broader DSM portfolio in the DSM Resource Plan. EfficiencyOne and NS Power will be working closely on the development, assessment and evaluation of dema...
AI summary Demand response initiatives are being introduced as part of Nova Scotia's DSM portfolio, with EfficiencyOne and NS Power collaborating on development and evaluation. These initiatives build on a 2019 demand reduction pilot and include ETS units and electric storage hot water heater timers within Green Heat and Home Energy Assessment programs.
ticipants; rather than assigning a rating of 0-100, the new system calculates a rating in gigajoules that reflects the modelled consumption of a home where 0 gigajoules is the best a home can achieve. Green Heat was initially launched as a...
AI summary Green Heat, initially a 2011 Fuel Substitution pilot, evolved into a renewable fuel incentive program by 2013. It expanded in 2015 with solar thermal rebates and ductless heat pump incentives, and shifted to an after-purchase mail-in rebate model in 2017 to boost participation.
ills and stable rents. This program component offers project management support to participants combined with technical and financial assistance to help building owners make energy efficient upgrades. The Efficient Product Installation pro...
AI summary Nova Scotia's energy efficiency programs include support for building upgrades, free home installations, and targeted initiatives for Indigenous communities. Programs like Efficient Product Installation and First NationsMi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency provide technical and financial assistance, while Green Heat offers rebates for heat pumps and thermal storage. NRCan and EfficiencyOne are involved in implementation.
Mid-stream[13](#page-145-0) Delivery Approach for Cold Climate Ductless Heat Pumps Currently, incentives for ductless heat pumps are delivered through a downstream mail- in rebate via Green Heat or as part of whole home upgrades in Home En...
AI summary The document proposes transitioning from downstream mail-in rebates to mid-stream delivery for ductless heat pumps via instant rebates, aiming to increase participation by reducing administrative burdens, improving understanding, and lowering upfront costs. EfficiencyOne will collaborate with distributors to promote the program.
Demand Reduction Response Measures Demand reduction response initiatives are beingwill be introduced as part of the broader DSM portfolio in the Preferred PlanDSM Resource Plan. EfficiencyOne and NS Power will be working closely on the dev...
AI summary Demand reduction initiatives are part of Nova Scotia's DSM portfolio, with EfficiencyOne and NS Power collaborating on development and evaluation. These efforts expand on a 2019 pilot, incorporating ETS units and electric storage hot water heater timers into Green Heat and Home Energy Assessment programs.
Program Delivery - The Existing Residential Program leverages a variety of delivery approaches to help customers implement energy efficiency improvements in their home. These strategies include: - turn-key direct installation service; - af...
AI summary The document outlines various energy efficiency programs in Nova Scotia, detailing delivery methods such as direct installation, rebates, and partnerships with auditors and contractors. Programs include residential, multi-family, and First Nations initiatives, emphasizing collaboration with organizations like EfficiencyOne and NRCan licensed Service Organizations. Rebate approaches vary, including mail-in and mid-stream options, with a focus on quality assurance and customer engagement.