Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Innovation Research" in M12282

Matter: EfficiencyOne - New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans Application for Approval of New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans
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E-6E1 (SBA) RIR 1-20 1 passage
Section 20 p. p. 22
ity, greenhouse gas reductions) would have better results than seen under the TRC, however this is not a comment on whether they will pass or fail. Date Filed: July 4, 2025 E1 (SBA) IR-17 Page 1 of 1 Request IR-18: Please list all the fact...

AI summary EfficiencyOne (E1) outlines factors beyond the Benefit Cost Analysis (BCA) test for determining DSM program funding, including equitable allocation, customer bill impacts, Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) requirements, historical spending, industry capacity, and emerging technology support. Responses to IR-19 are incomplete, focusing on financing arrangements and per capita funding data requests.

E-8See new revised evidence submitted under E-14 (Evidence of P. Bowman, on behalf of IG) 1 passage
Project Development, Socio-Economic Impact Assessment and Mitigation
Project Development, Socio-Economic Impact Assessment and Mitigation Provide support in project development, local investment opportunities or socio-economic impact mitigation programs for energy projects, including northern Manitoba, Yuko...

AI summary The text outlines support for energy project development, socio-economic impact mitigation, and community compensation resolution in regions like northern Manitoba, Yukon, and NWT. Examples include transmission line valuation for Indigenous claims, NWT rate strategy development, and feasibility studies for tribal utilities and hydro projects.

E-10-(i)Resume of Francis Wyatt 1 passage
Minnesota p. p. 0
Minnesota Subcontractor to Optimal Energy Inc. for the state of Minnesota electric and gas potential studies for the Minnesota Department of Commerce, Division of Energy Resources. Developed agricultural measure characterizations. June 201...

AI summary A subcontractor for Optimal Energy Inc. conducted electric and gas potential studies for the Minnesota Department of Commerce, focusing on agricultural measure characterizations from June 2017 to January 2018.

E-13-(i)Resume of Melissa Whitten 1 passage
PRESENTATIONS, ENERGY ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIPS p. p. 0
PRESENTATIONS, ENERGY ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIPS - Presented on Gas LDC Challenges in a Decarbonized World, market overview for Renewable Natural Gas and Hydrogen alternate fuels at 2022 Energy Bar Association (EBA) Annual Meeting, Washingto...

AI summary The text outlines participation in energy-related presentations and memberships, including discussions on Renewable Natural Gas (RNG), Hydrogen, and Blockchain for Energy. Key organizations involved include the Energy Bar Association (EBA), Northeast Energy & Commerce Association (NECA), and National Association of State Utility Commissioners (NASUCA). The individual has been actively involved in energy policy and decarbonization topics since 2009.

E-14Evidence of P. Bowman, on behalf of IG - Revised (Old evidence filed under E-8) 1 passage
BOWMAN ECONOMIC CONSULTING INC., WINNIPEG, MANITOBA
t 2017-2018): Support in regulatory proceedings before the New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board on matters of Revenue Requirement, customer class and rate design, and smart meter implementation. For the PEI Federation of Agriculture (2...

AI summary Bowman Economic Consulting Inc. provides regulatory and technical support across various provinces, including rate design, cost of service modeling, revenue requirement analysis, and smart meter implementation. Clients include utility companies, government bodies, and law firms, with projects spanning energy, infrastructure, and environmental regulation.

E-23CV - Chris Pulfer, P.Eng. - EE 3 passages
Energy Efficiency Technology and Market Research p. pp. 0-2
- Newfoundland Energy Solutions Potential Study: Newfoundland Power Inc. (Nov. 2023 ongoing) - Technical Reference Manual (TRM) Jurisdictional Review: Enbridge Gas Inc. (Nov.2023 Apr. 2024) - Data Development: Building Decarbonization Alli...

AI summary The document lists energy efficiency and market research studies conducted by organizations like FortisBC, NRCan, Enbridge Gas Inc., and others from 2019 to 2024. Projects span feasibility studies, decarbonization, retrofits, and energy benchmarking, highlighting collaborative efforts in energy policy and technology development.

Transportation Energy Efficiency Technology and Market Research p. pp. 3-5
Transportation Energy Efficiency Technology and Market Research - Environmental and Health Impacts of Small Gasoline Powered versus Electric Powered Mobile Outdoor Equipment in Canada: Environment and Climate Change Canada (Feb. 2021-May 2...

AI summary The document lists studies on transportation energy efficiency in Canada, including environmental impacts of outdoor equipment, fuel-saving measures in heavy-duty vehicles, EnerGuide label accuracy, and vehicle technology assessments. Research was conducted by Environment and Climate Change Canada, Transport Canada, and Natural Resources Canada's Office of Energy Efficiency between 2012 and 2021.

Regulatory Experience p. p. 5
Regulatory Experience - G-215-24 2024 Consolidated Resource Plan: Pacific Northern Gas - EB-2021-0002 Multi-Year Natural Gas DSM Plan: Enbridge Gas Inc. - G-371-22 2023- 2027 Demand-Side Management Expenditures Plan: Fortis BC Inc. (Electr...

AI summary The document lists regulatory filings related to energy plans in Nova Scotia, including demand-side management, long-term gas resource plans, and energy conservation initiatives by companies such as FortisBC Energy Inc., Enbridge Gas Inc., and Pacific Northern Gas. Multiple matter numbers and plan years are referenced.

100256Board Decision 1 passage
4.1.5 Statutory Changes p. p. 36
with the goal of approving rates, tolls, charges, tariffs, capital applications or other matters that are consistent with the purpose of this Act, the More Access to Energy Act and the regulations. [90] To follow through the threads in s....

AI summary The text discusses statutory changes under the More Access to Energy Act and Energy and Regulatory Boards Act , emphasizing objectives like increasing energy sector competition, ensuring reliable energy supply, and transitioning to an independent system operator. It outlines the establishment of regulatory boards and their roles, while aligning with sustainability goals from the Environmental Goals and Climate Change Reduction Act .

100256Board Decision 1 passage
4.1.5 Statutory Changes p. p. 36
om the text in s. 79L(9) (much of which is now included in s. 79L(5)). E1 submitted this affordability requirement featured in the NSUARB's reasons in reaching its conclusions in its decision in 2020: Section 79L(9) has been repealed, ther...

AI summary Section 79L(9) of the PUA was repealed, removing affordability as a statutory requirement for electricity efficiency activities. E1 acknowledges the NSUARB's continued focus on affordability but notes its removal from statutory obligations. The Energy Reform (2024) Act now mandates the Board to consider factors like competition, innovation, and sustainable development in regulatory decisions, aligning with broader energy legislation.

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