Topic:"Infrastructure Planning" in M12579

Affordable Single-family Homes Highlights • Energy and demand savings remained strong in Q3, as delivery of the Affordable Single-family Homes program component continues to evolve in its third year of operation, following its launch in 20...

AI summary Energy and demand savings remained strong in Q3 as the Affordable Single-family Homes program, in its third year of operation since 2023, accelerated project completion through a Q2 change in managing building envelope upgrades and heating system installations as separate projects, enhancing contractor network efficiency.

Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Project Highlights • The Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Project had a strong Q3 as its 2025 cohort of participants progresses through the stages of their projects (energy assessment, installation, and final c...

AI summary The Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Project showed strong progress in Q3 as the 2025 cohort advanced through project stages (assessment, installation, completion) following Q2 enrollment. This highlights ongoing implementation of energy efficiency initiatives targeting Indigenous households in Nova Scotia.

MW. Tracked results indicate that 6.9 MW of available capacity was achieved during the 2025 demand response season (December 1, 2024, to February 28, 2025), the final season of the 2023–2025 DSM Plan. E1 advised that participation and avai...

AI summary The 2025 demand response season achieved 6.9 MW of capacity under the 2023–2025 DSM Plan. E1 reported missed participation targets due to underperformance in residential and BNI sectors, including low installation of domestic hot water controllers and limited adoption of behavioral demand response. The Board accepted E1's report and directed parties to address concerns with E1 first.