Topic:"Infrastructure Planning" in M12186

Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2024 DSM Annual Progress Report and 2024 DSM Evaluation Reports

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E-12024 DSM Annual Progress Report 2 passages

2. 2024 PLAN AS APPROVED AND 2024 MID-COURSE TARGETS p. pp. 4-6

2. 2024 PLAN AS APPROVED AND 2024 MID-COURSE TARGETS - 2024 Plan targets are 142.6 GWh of incremental annual net energy savings, 25.6 MW of annual - net peak demand savings, and 10.0 MW of available capacity, within an investment of $57.5...

AI summary The 2024 Plan targets 142.6 GWh energy savings, 25.6 MW peak demand savings, and 10.0 MW capacity with a $57.5M investment. E1 adjusted mid-course targets to 142.6 GWh, 25.7 MW, 7.2 MW, and $59.6M, aligning with market trends and evaluations.

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3. 2024 PORTFOLIO RESULTS p. p. 6

folio level was driven by both the Residential and the Business, Non-Profit and Institutional (BNI) sectors. M11727, EfficiencyOne Q1 2024 DSM Report, page 3, May 27, 2024. In the Residential sector, two program components – Home Energy As...

AI summary EfficiencyOne (E1) exceeded 2024 DSM targets, driven by Residential and BNI sector overachievements. Residential success stemmed from Instant Savings' higher rebates (70-80% off LED products) and Home Energy Assessments linked to the Canada Greener Homes Grant. BNI overachievement resulted from Custom Incentives in Retrofit and New Construction services, while BNI Demand Response surpassed mid-course targets.

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