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Topic:"Grid Modernization" in M08604

Matter: E-ENS-R-18 - EfficiencyOne - 2019 Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan Application, 2017 Annual Progress Report  and 2017 Evaluation Reports
16 passages 8 documents

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E-12017 DSM Annual Progress Report 2 passages
Section 188
alysis of the raw metering data revealed that the metering process can be improved by: › Using the raw data from the current transformer instead of the single final value from the plug-in meter to calculate energy consumption values. This...

AI summary Analysis of raw metering data suggests improvements in the metering process, including using current transformer data, logging internal temperatures of refrigerators and freezers throughout the process, and establishing calibration procedures for data-loggers and plug-in meters to ensure accuracy and consistency.

Section 189
temperatures only at the beginning and the end of the metering period. › Establishing a calibration procedure for the data-logger and the plug-in meter, to be followed before the metering starts.

AI summary The text outlines procedures for monitoring temperatures and calibrating data-loggers and plug-in meters before the start of a metering period.

E-5Report of H. Gil Peach, BCC 1 passage
Section 31
tomating much of the process. A promising series of applied research projects at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory is exploring possibilities for automating M&V for whole building approaches (text box).22 Streamlined or Automated M&V strategies...

AI summary The text highlights the potential of automated measurement and verification (M&V) strategies for whole-building energy efficiency, emphasizing the need for advanced metering infrastructure with high-resolution data. It references research from Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (LBL) and notes growing recognition of whole-building approaches for achieving deep, persistent energy savings in commercial buildings.

E-6NSPI (CA) RIRs to IR-1 to IR-2 1 passage
Section 3
elemetry to large industrial interruptible customers in order to include their load 28 in NS Power’s 10 minute reserve. This allows for fewer customer interruptions during system 29 peak events. Date Filed: May 30, 2018 NSPI (CA) IR-1 Page...

AI summary NSPI proposes including large industrial interruptible customers in 10-minute reserve to reduce peak event interruptions. The text references the 2019 DSM Plan Application, AMI capital application (CI 47124), and RTP rate impact reports, highlighting DSM, AMI, and rate-design initiatives.

E-9E1 (SBA) RIRs to IR-1 to IR-21 4 passages
Section 689
use a single savings value for smart power controllers.

AI summary The text mentions the use of a single savings value for smart power controllers, indicating a focus on efficiency and standardization in energy management systems.

Section 695
alysis of the raw metering data revealed that the metering process can be improved by: › Using the raw data from the current transformer instead of the single final value from the plug-in meter to calculate energy consumption values. This...

AI summary Analysis of raw metering data suggests improvements in the metering process, including using current transformer data, logging internal temperatures of refrigerators and freezers throughout the process, and establishing calibration procedures for data-loggers and plug-in meters.

Section 696
temperatures only at the beginning and the end of the metering period. › Establishing a calibration procedure for the data-logger and the plug-in meter, to be followed before the metering starts.

AI summary The text outlines procedures for metering and calibration, including monitoring temperatures at the start and end of the metering period and establishing a calibration procedure for the data-logger and plug-in meter prior to metering.

Section 812
NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Peak Pricing or Peak Time Rebates aim to reduce system-coincident peak demand at 2 critical periods throughout the year, while general time-of-use rates aim to shift 3 customer energy consumption to different times of th...

AI summary The text discusses rate-based solutions like Peak Pricing and Peak Time Rebates, which aim to reduce peak demand, and contrasts them with EfficiencyOne’s demand reduction pilot options that use technology. It also highlights the role of Home Area Networks (HANs) in facilitating demand response and enabling demand reduction measures.

E-11E1 (Synapse) RIRs to IR-1 to IR-22 2 passages
Section 359
continued load-growth within the NS electricity system; 27 • The possibility of a forthcoming Advanced Metering Infrastructure introduction 28 in NS; and 1 Demand reduction in this context refers to program strategies that seek to achieve...

AI summary The text discusses potential factors affecting load growth in Nova Scotia's electricity system, including the introduction of Advanced Metering Infrastructure, and defines demand reduction strategies in the context of the 2019 Demand Side Management Resource Plan. It also references a submission by EfficiencyOne to Synapse Energy Economics in response to the DSM Plan.

Section 366
NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 the firm contribution to system-coincident peak will grow by 6.4 per cent over the 10- 2 year period of 2017-2027. This continued growth will likely be associated with supply- 3 side capacity additions, or demand-side en...

AI summary The text discusses the expected growth in system-coincident peak contributions over a 10-year period and the potential introduction of Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) in Nova Scotia. It highlights the importance of a phased approach to demand response initiatives to minimize risks associated with future program design and operations.

E-13Evidence - Synapse (BCC) 3 passages
Section 4
nergy 8 efficiency program administrators with implementing offerings to support 9 participation in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Superior Energy Performance 10 program. 11 Since 2009, I have provided extensive and ongoing expert analysi...

AI summary Alice Napoleon testifies about her expertise in energy efficiency programs, including DSM in Nova Scotia and New Jersey. She references prior testimony in Nova Scotia cases (M06247, M07767, M08349) and current representation of the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board in this proceeding.

Section 46
ow-income, commercial, industrial, and self-directed energy efficiency and combined heat & power programs and proposals, including review, analysis, comments, and testimony assistance.  Facilitate residential, commercial, and industrial p...

AI summary The text outlines various activities related to energy efficiency, policy research, and market analysis, including the facilitation of working groups, testimony on energy efficiency and AMI proposals, and research on emissions and market data. These efforts span residential, commercial, and industrial sectors, with a focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and analyzing energy policies.

Section 57
ahashi. 2006. Mohave Alternatives and Complements Study: Assessment of Carbon Sequestration Feasibility and Markets. Sargent & Lundy and Synapse Energy Economics, Inc. for Southern California Edison. TESTIMONY Nova Scotia Utility and Revie...

AI summary The text lists various testimonies and testimony assistance provided by individuals on energy-related matters, including advanced meter infrastructure pilots and demand-side management plans. It references multiple regulatory proceedings and organizations involved in energy efficiency and utility regulation.

E-16EfficiencyOne - Reply Submission 2 passages
Section 4
egone savings in favour of the demand reduction pilots, 4 suggesting reply submissions of EfficiencyOne and NS Power should demonstrate “reasonable 5 justification” for this proposed investment. 6 EfficiencyOne submits there are four key f...

AI summary EfficiencyOne argues that a demand reduction pilot is justified by forecasted peak demand growth, economic advantages from avoided capacity costs, low-cost investment potential, and preparedness for AMI technology. NS Power's load forecast shows peak demand growth through 2024, supporting DSM initiatives to manage substation and feeder-level demand peaks.

Section 6
realized by its current programs (given that they will be 16 designed for demand reduction purposes, rather than energy reduction purposes) and will also generate 17 ancillary energy savings. 18 19 (d) AMI Technology 20 21 The Board has no...

AI summary The document discusses EfficiencyOne's 2019 DSM Plan, emphasizing the need for AMI technology to enable sophisticated demand reduction and the challenges of the Affordable Multifamily Housing Pilot, which has underperformed despite incentives. EfficiencyOne commits to continuing the pilot but highlights the need for cost-effective program design.

74059Synapse (E1) IR-1 to IR-22 1 passage
11 Request IR-19:
11 Request IR-19: 15 16 17 26 27 28 29 - 12 Please refer to pages 20-21 of Appendix A regarding demand reduction pilots. For each pilot: - 13 a. Please provide detailed documentation and plans for the two pilot 14 activities discussed on p...

AI summary Request IR-19 seeks detailed documentation on EfficiencyOne's demand reduction pilots, including plans, potential measures, ITC infrastructure capabilities, agreements with NSPI, and impacts of AMI implementation. Questions focus on pilot specifics, scalability, technical readiness, and interdependencies with NSPI's systems.

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