Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Home Energy Assessment" in M12186

Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2024 DSM Annual Progress Report and 2024 DSM Evaluation Reports
5 passages 3 documents

Home Energy Assessment across all matters →

E-12024 DSM Annual Progress Report 1 passage
Program Components p. p. 27
Program Components - The Affordable Multi-family Housing and Non-Profit Organizations program component assists nonprofit organizations (e.g., shelters, transition houses, community hubs etc.) and affordable housing owners with financial i...

AI summary The Program Components section outlines Nova Scotia's energy efficiency initiatives, including financial incentives for retrofits, free installations, and assessments targeting multi-family housing, single-family homes, and Mi'kmaw communities. Programs like HomeWarming and Green Heat aim to reduce electricity consumption through upgrades and rebates, while E1 and ENS manage implementations with community partners.

E-22024 DSM Programs Evaluation Reports 3 passages
21 HEA Overview p. p. 147
21 HEA Overview This section describes Home Energy Assessment (HEA), follows up on past evaluation recommendations, and provides an overview of participation history.

AI summary This section outlines the Home Energy Assessment (HEA) program, addresses past evaluation recommendations, and summarizes participation history. It serves as an overview of the program's implementation and effectiveness.

21.1 HEA Description p. pp. 147-149
21.1 HEA Description HEA is a home energy evaluation-based program component that encourages homeowners to improve the energy efficiency and comfort of their homes by providing them with related information and financial incentives in the...

AI summary The Home Energy Assessment (HEA) program evaluates homes for energy efficiency, offering rebates and guidance for improvements. Administered with Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), it includes pre- and post-retrofit assessments, with eligibility for rebates and the Moderate Income Rebate (MIR). The Canada Greener Homes (CGH) Grant, co-delivered via HEA, closed in 2024, removing certain measures. HEA aimed for 19.012 GWh energy savings and 4.799 MW peak demand reduction in 2024.

Introduction p. p. 192
Introduction Could I please speak with ? - 1. Yes [GO TO INTRODUCTION] - 2. No [SAY "PERHAPS YOU CAN HELP ME ANYWAY." GO TO INTRODUCTION] Hello, my name is ___________ calling on behalf of Narrative Research, a Halifax-based survey researc...

AI summary The text introduces a survey conducted by Narrative Research on behalf of Efficiency Nova Scotia to evaluate the Home Energy Assessment program. It references the Canada Greener Homes Grant and seeks participant feedback to improve energy efficiency services.

E-32024 Savings Verification Report - Gil Peach 1 passage
F. Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Program (MHEEP) p. pp. 33-36
F. Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Program (MHEEP) MHEEP is a component of the Existing Residential Programs. Initiated in June 2018 as the First Nations Home Energy Efficiency Pilot, MHEEP began operations in 2019 as a residential energy e...

AI summary The Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Program (MHEEP) provides no-cost energy efficiency upgrades to Mi'kmaw communities in Nova Scotia through collaboration with E1 Program Staff, community housing managers, and delivery agents. Measures include building envelope upgrades, heating equipment, and appliance replacements, funded by two sources. The program uses EnerGuide audits for home assessments.

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