Topic:"Information Disclosure" in M07544

Customer Class Breakdown The chart below highlights PG&E's consumption by customer class as identified by California's Energy Consumption Data Management System 12 . The total annual energy consumption in 2014 was 86TWh. 10 PG&E Company Pr...

AI summary The text details PG&E's 2014 energy consumption by customer class in California, reporting a total of 86TWh annually. Data is sourced from California's Energy Consumption Data Management System, with additional references to PG&E's company profile and earnings slides.

Technical Reference Manual The EC reviews and proposes updates to the OEB with regards to data within the TRM. This occurs yearly. This review and update includes input assumptions to reflect the findings of the annual DSM evaluation and a...

AI summary The Evaluation Contractor (EC) annually reviews and updates the Technical Reference Manual (TRM) for the Ontario Energy Board (OEB), incorporating findings from annual Demand Side Management (DSM) evaluations, audits, and new technologies to refine assumptions and improve accuracy.

GENERATING CAPACITY (2015) Hydroelectric: 11,440 MW (91%) Thermal: 1,069 MW (8.5%) Diesel Generation: 59 MW (0.5%) 118 1 BC Hydro, ―BC Hydro Annual Report 2014,‖ [https://www.bchydro.com/content/dam/BCHydro/customer](https://www.bchydro.co...

AI summary The document details Nova Scotia's generating capacity in 2015, breaking down hydroelectric (91%), thermal (8.5%), and diesel generation (0.5%). It cites BC Hydro's 2014 annual report, service plan, and 2016 business rates as sources for the data.

ion and innovation, achieving the full potential of the Green Communities Act, and generating significant and sustainable benefits for all Massachusetts' citizens. The EEAC's responsibilities include: - Collaborating with the utilities on...

AI summary The document outlines the Energy Efficiency Advisory Committee (EEAC)'s responsibilities, including collaboration with utilities on energy efficiency plans, publishing progress reports, and managing EM&V processes. It also notes National Grid's role in Massachusetts, Eversource Energy's consolidation of NSTAR and WMECO, and Cape Light Compact's service area. A map and external link are referenced.

ion and innovation, achieving the full potential of the Green Communities Act, and generating significant and sustainable benefits for all Massachusetts' citizens. The EEAC's responsibilities include: - Collaborating with the utilities on...

AI summary The Energy Efficiency Advisory Committee (EEAC) oversees energy efficiency plans, reporting, and evaluation processes in Massachusetts. It collaborates with utilities like National Grid, Eversource Energy, and Cape Light Compact, which operate under Mass Save. The EEAC manages annual EM&V studies and publishes progress reports. National Grid's service territory is illustrated in a map.