2. 2023-2025 DSM PLAN PERIOD FORECAST AND 2025 YEAR-END FORECAST
AI summary This section outlines the 2023-2025 Demand Side Management (DSM) plan period forecast and the 2025 year-end forecast, focusing on energy efficiency and demand response initiatives in Nova Scotia. Key entities involved include Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) and regulatory bodies.
11 Table 13: Enabling Strategies ENABLING STRATEGIES (2025) 2025 Plan as 2025 Year-end Q3 Actual YTD Actual Approved forecast expenditures expenditures Enabling Strategies category expenditures expenditures ($ million) ($ million) ($ milli...
AI summary The 2025 forecast shows increased spending on Enabling Strategies, driven by Other Enabling Strategies (Regulatory Affairs), including DSM Plan development, stakeholder engagement, and regulatory initiatives. Costs are tied to the 2026 DSM Extension application, the 2027-2031 DSM Plan, and E1's BCA test regulatory proceeding. The five-year plan includes new DSM resources like solar-PV and strategic electrification.
ENABLING STRATEGIES (2025)
AI summary The document outlines enabling strategies for 2025, focusing on energy efficiency and demand-side management programs in Nova Scotia. Key entities include Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS), the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB), and the Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Project (MHEEP).
Other regulatory activities included: - participation in the two-day (September 22-23) public hearing on E1's BCA application; - ongoing development of the 2025 DSM annual evaluation with E1's independent evaluation consultant; and - ongoi...
AI summary Activities included participation in a public hearing on E1's BCA application, collaboration with E1's consultant on 2025 DSM evaluation, and ongoing implementation of evaluation recommendations. Updates on 2024 recommendations are referenced in Attachment 2.
EfficiencyOne Q2 2025 DSM Quarterly Report
AI summary EfficiencyOne's Q2 2025 DSM Quarterly Report outlines progress in demand-side management initiatives under Nova Scotia's regulatory framework. The report involves Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) and is subject to oversight by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB). Key focus areas include energy efficiency programs like the Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Project (MHEEP) and Benefit-Cost Analysis (BCA) methodologies.
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