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3.1 Participation - Q3 participation results are provided in [Table 2](#page-8-0) as compared to the projected participation - uptake in the 2024 Plan and the mid-course adjusted targets. - Results provide insight into current trends withi...
AI summary Q3 participation results show mixed outcomes across program components. Small Business Energy Solutions saw increased participation due to Q2 adjustments (higher eligibility, longer pre-approval window, and increased incentives). Affordable Multi-family Housing had lower participation due to fewer prescriptive project applications, while Affordable Single-family Homes exceeded 2023 levels as initial challenges eased.
Program Components - Appliance Retirement retires old, inefficient household appliances (e.g., refrigerators, freezers, room air conditioners) by offering free appliance pick-up from homes, proper recycling, and a financial incentive. The...
AI summary The document outlines two program components: Appliance Retirement, which removes inefficient appliances and offers incentives, and Instant Savings, providing rebates for energy-efficient purchases. These programs aim to enhance energy efficiency among residents.
Instant Savings Highlights - Q3 energy and demand savings were consistent with expectations as the program component geared up for its fall campaign, which launched September 23 and will run until November 17. Like the spring campaign, fal...
AI summary Q3 energy and demand savings aligned with expectations as the fall campaign (Sep 23-Nov 17) launched, offering higher LED lighting rebates (up to 80%) compared to spring (70%). Marketing efforts included digital channels. Appliance replacement savings are tied to specific programs, with E1 administering initiatives and DSM funds covering costs for non-electrically heated homes.
Affordable Single-family Homes Highlights • Affordable Single-family Homes energy and demand savings in Q3 and year-to-date are both higher than the same periods last year, and the program component is on track to meet its midcourse adjust...
AI summary Affordable Single-family Homes energy and demand savings in Q3 and year-to-date exceed last year's figures, with the program on track to meet midcourse adjusted targets. Reduced savings in the 2024 DSM Evaluation are anticipated, though current performance remains positive.
EXISTING RESIDENTIAL (2024) - a result of a billing analysis to update the HOT2000 modelling software overestimation ratio. Increased participation is offsetting the expected reduced savings. - Additional heat pump contactors were added to...
AI summary EfficiencyOne (E1) updated the HOT2000 modelling software's overestimation ratio due to increased program participation offsetting reduced savings. The HomeWarming program expanded heat pump contractors to 43 in Q3, driven by provincial/federal funding interest. Automated emails for Affordable Single-family Homes applicants continued to improve communication.