Topic:"Incentive Costs" in M10473

[VOLUNTEERED] - 98. Don't know - 99. Refused C7. Efficiency Nova Scotia gave a rebate of $ for your new high-efficiency heat pump. If you had not received the rebate from Efficiency Nova Scotia, would you have paid the total cost of your h...

AI summary This section of the document asks respondents about their likelihood of paying for a high-efficiency heat pump without a rebate from Efficiency Nova Scotia, using a 0-10 scale. It is part of a survey or probe to understand the impact of incentives on consumer behavior.

2.4 2021 DSM Expenditures - In 2021, E1's total expenditures were $36.0 million, $3.0 million or 8 percent below the mid- - course adjusted planned spending levels of $39.0 million. [Figure 3](#page-18-1) below provides a breakdown - of 20...

AI summary In 2021, E1's total DSM expenditures were $36.0 million, $3.0 million below the mid-course adjusted planned spending of $39.0 million. The underspend was primarily due to reduced incentive costs and energy savings shortfalls, largely influenced by the impact of COVID-19.

Residual Suggested ID # Original finding Original Finding Description Status Remaining gaps Recommendations risk level timeframe 3.1 Access controls While EfficiencyOne has developed various Remediated + While EfficiencyOne has EfficiencyO...

AI summary EfficiencyOne has implemented logical access controls, but there are inconsistencies, especially with third-party IT providers, leading to a high risk. The original recommendations have been addressed, but further action is needed to align with the rate of access and permissions reviews.

that provides up to $500,000 for CHP projects with generating capacities less than 500 kW (not to exceed 50% of the project cost) The rebates include $0.08 per kWh generated and $100 per kW capacity. Last Updated: September 2018 ","Incenti...

AI summary Ohio provides financial incentives for CHP projects, including rebates and tax exemptions, but energy efficiency programs have faced legislative challenges, including the elimination of most programs by HB 6 in 2019. Technical assistance is available in certain areas.

10. SALE OF PROPERTY The Applicant agrees to notify Efficiency Nova Scotia in writing within twenty (20) working days prior to the closing date of sale of the Property. The Applicant covenants that any purchaser shall agree to be bound by...

AI summary The Applicant must notify Efficiency Nova Scotia before selling the Property and ensure any buyer agrees to the terms. Unauthorized sales may require repayment of incentives over 144 months plus interest at the prime rate.

13 Q BY HOW MUCH COULD THE TOTAL COST OF INCENTIVES BE REDUCED? 14 A That depends on what amount of subsidy is actually needed. In principle, the incentive 15 for a measure should be no higher than needed to "sell" that measure to ratepaye...

AI summary The answer states that reducing incentives for measures with a 36-month payback or less could decrease total incentive costs by approximately $9 million over three years, depending on the required subsidy levels.

14 Component Description Benefit or Cost Avoided Cost of Transmission & Distribution EE & DR – the avoided cost of transmission and distribution represents the costs avoided, due to DSM, on transmission and distribution infrastructure with...

AI summary The text discusses the avoided costs associated with energy efficiency (EE) and demand response (DR) programs, including avoided costs of transmission, distribution, capacity, and carbon. It also outlines program administration costs and incentives, noting that incentives are treated as a transfer in the TRC test but as a cost in the PAC. Benefits and costs are evaluated on a net present value basis.