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Topic:"Home Energy Report" in M12780

Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2027-2031 Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan Application
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E-12027-2031 DSM Plan Application 1 passage
2.2.2 RESIDENTIAL BEHAVIOUR PROGRAM p. p. 91
2.2.2 RESIDENTIAL BEHAVIOUR PROGRAM - Residential Behaviour, re-introduced as a program component in the 2023–2026 Plan, experienced a - delayed launch with implementation beginning in Q2 2024. In 2023, E1 collaborated with NS Power to - a...

AI summary The Residential Behaviour Program, part of E1's 2023–2026 plan, faced delays, underperformance due to lower savings, and an indefinite pause in 2025 after a cybersecurity incident at NS Power. Savings fell below targets in 2024 and 2025, with the program removed from the 2027–2031 DSM Preferred Plan due to vendor and platform constraints.

E-32025 DSM Evaluation Reports 1 passage
25.1 Description p. p. 70
25.1 Description Residential Behaviour, publicly branded as Efficiency Insights, is designed to help Nova Scotia Power (NS Power) residential customers reduce their electricity consumption. The component provides a subset of customers with...

AI summary Residential Behaviour (Efficiency Insights) by Nova Scotia Power helps customers reduce energy use via personalized Home Energy Reports and advice. Funded under E1's 2023-2025 DSM Plan, the program was paused in 2025 due to a cybersecurity incident disrupting AMI data access.

E-17Savings Verification Report - BCC H. Gil Peach 1 passage
Verified Portfolio Results p. p. 4
Verified Portfolio Results The Econoler evaluation reports the following portfolio-level results for Program Year 2025: - Net peak demand reduction (installed measures): 23.556 MW - Available demand response capacity: 6.795 MW - Net first-...

AI summary The Econoler evaluation reports 2025 Verified Portfolio Results: 23.556 MW net peak demand reduction, 129.444 GWh first-year energy savings, and 1,476.864 GWh lifetime savings. Residential and BNI sectors contribute 36% and 63% respectively, with HEA and BNI programs as major drivers.

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