Holder of the Efficiency Nova Scotia Franchise
AI summary The document pertains to the holder of the Efficiency Nova Scotia Franchise, likely involving regulatory proceedings related to energy efficiency programs in Nova Scotia. Key details are not provided in the excerpt.
Program Component • The Business Energy Rebates program component provides financial incentives in the form of prescriptive rebates to BNI participants through both the Application Rebates and the Instant Rebate service. Application Rebate...
AI summary The Business Energy Rebates program offers prescriptive rebates to BNI participants via Application Rebates (requiring E1 submission) and Instant Rebates (distributed through provincial distributors). E1 and ENS are involved in administering the program.
10 Table 14: 2023 Enabling Strategies
AI summary Table 14 outlines 2023 enabling strategies, involving Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) and the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB). Key acronyms include DSM (Demand Side Management) and E1 (Efficiency Nova Scotia). The table likely addresses energy efficiency and regulatory initiatives.
E1 filed the following reports with the NSUARB: - o E1 Reply to stakeholder comments on the 2022 Rate and Bill Impact Analysis Report; - o a data sharing agreement that will govern the use of E1 customer data for the purpose of facilitatin...
AI summary E1 submitted multiple reports to NSUARB, including rate analysis, data sharing agreements, financial statements, and DSM evaluations. Activities also included participation in NS Power's IRP process, technical conferences, and planning for future DSM resource plans, alongside ongoing evaluation implementation.
Attachment 1: 2023 Rate Class Results
AI summary Attachment 1 details the 2023 Rate Class Results analyzed by the NSUARB, focusing on regulatory proceedings involving demand-side management (DSM) programs and Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS). The document outlines key rate class outcomes and associated stakeholder inputs.
Program Specific Recommendations
AI summary The document outlines program-specific recommendations for energy efficiency initiatives in Nova Scotia, including appliance retirement, home energy assessments, and residential and commercial incentive programs. Key entities and acronyms related to these programs are detailed in the context.
August 1, 2024 [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) EfficiencyOne c/o James R. Gogan McInnes Cooper Suite 300, 292 Charlotte Street Sydney, NS B1P 1C7 Dear Mr. Gogan: M11071 - EfficiencyOne – 2022 DSM Annua...
AI summary The Board received EfficiencyOne's 2023 DSM reports and a verification report recommending acceptance of its energy savings results. EfficiencyOne exceeded its 2023 savings targets, and the Board directed it to present the reports to the DSMAG. The verification report includes nine additional recommendations.
where Mr. Gil Peach will be available to respond to questions by participants. EOne is also directed to file a summary report of the outcomes with the Board within three weeks following that session. Following the DSMAG session, should the...
AI summary The document outlines procedural steps following a DSMAG session, requiring EOne to submit a summary report within three weeks. It also allows parties to request Board direction on unresolved issues. Key individuals involved include Mr. Gil Peach, Crystal Henwood, and Board Counsel William Mahody.
2023 DSM Annual Progress Report, 2023 DSM Evaluation Reports, 2023 Savings Verification Report
AI summary The document outlines the 2023 DSM Annual Progress Report, Evaluation Reports, and Savings Verification Report, part of a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding. These reports assess progress, evaluate programs, and verify energy savings under demand-side management initiatives.
2. OUTCOMES - E1 presented an overview of its reply comments at the DSMAG session.[4](#page-3-2) E1 invited further - comments and questions from stakeholders and responded to them during the session. The - NSUARB's Verification Consultant...
AI summary E1 presented its reply comments at the DSMAG session, inviting stakeholder feedback. NSUARB's Verification Consultant Gil Peach and associate John Mitchell attended. E1 will file its final Summary Report on November 20, 2024, including responses to stakeholder comments circulated on October 24, 2024.
3. CLOSING E1 thanksthe DSMAG membersfor their comments and engagement on these reports. The October 31, 2024 DSMAG meeting was conducted via Microsoft Teams.
AI summary E1 thanks DSMAG members for their engagement on reports. The October 31, 2024 DSMAG meeting was conducted via Microsoft Teams.
EfficiencyOne
AI summary The document pertains to a regulatory proceeding involving EfficiencyOne (E1) under the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB). Key entities include the DSM Advisory Group (DSMAG), Small Business Advocate (SBA), and Consumer Advocate (CA). The text provides context for the proceeding but lacks detailed arguments or citations.
2023 DSM Annual Progress Report, 2023 DSM Evaluation Reports, 2023 Savings Verification Report
AI summary The document outlines the 2023 DSM Annual Progress Report, Evaluation Reports, and Savings Verification Report, part of a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding. These reports assess progress, evaluate programs, and verify energy savings under demand-side management initiatives.
Key finding include:
AI summary The regulatory proceeding involves the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB) and stakeholders including the DSM Advisory Group (DSMAG), EfficiencyOne (E1), Small Business Advocate (SBA), and Consumer Advocate (CA). Key findings likely address utility regulation, stakeholder input, and policy considerations.
November 20, 2024 [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) EfficiencyOne c/o James R. Gogan McInnes Cooper Suite 300, 292 Charlotte Street Sydney, NS B1P 1C7 Dear Mr. Gogan: M11630 - EfficiencyOne – 2023 DSM An...
AI summary The Nova Scotia Utility Board directed EfficiencyOne to present its 2023 DSM reports to the DSMAG and submit a summary within three weeks. EfficiencyOne filed the summary report and stakeholder replies on November 20, 2024. The Board has no comments but encourages continued DSMAG discussion. Matter M11630 and Board Order M09096 are referenced.
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