E-2Revised Consensus Agreement
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4.2.2 DSM POTENTIAL STUDY EfficiencyOne will commission a DSM potential study in advance of each Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). The DSM Potential study will identify DSM resources that are achievable over the planning horizon, and will in...
AI summary EfficiencyOne will commission a DSM potential study prior to each Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) to identify achievable Demand Side Management resources and inform the development of Candidate Resource Plans for the IRP.
4.3.4.1 LOW INCOME CONSIDERATIONS
AI summary This section addresses low-income considerations within a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding, focusing on demand-side management and utility ratepayer board processes. Key entities include DSM programs, expenditure criteria, and advisory groups involved in resource planning and regulatory decisions.
4.4 DSM TRACKING, EVALUATION AND VERIFICATION
AI summary Section 4.4 discusses requirements for tracking, evaluating, and verifying Demand Side Management (DSM) programs under Nova Scotia regulatory oversight. It references the DSM Expenditure Justification Criteria (DEJC), the Demand Side Management Advisory Group (DSMAG), and alignment with the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). The Nova Scotia Utility and Ratepayer Board (NSUARB) is involved in oversight.
4.5 REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
AI summary Section 4.5 outlines reporting requirements under Nova Scotia's regulatory framework, involving entities like NSUARB and DSMAG. It references criteria for DSM expenditures and integrated resource planning, emphasizing transparency and compliance with regulatory standards.
"Schedule 1"
AI summary Schedule 1 of a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding document outlines key acronyms and entities involved in demand-side management and utility regulation. It references programs, criteria, and boards central to energy planning and ratepayer oversight.
E-3Executed Consensus Agreement
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4.2.2 DSM POTENTIAL STUDY EfficiencyOne will commission a DSM potential study in advance of each Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). The DSM Potential study will identify DSM resources that are achievable over the planning horizon, and will in...
AI summary EfficiencyOne will commission a Demand Side Management (DSM) potential study prior to each Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). The study aims to identify achievable DSM resources over the planning horizon and inform the development of Candidate Resource Plans for the IRP.
4.2.3.1 AVOIDED COSTS Nova Scotia Power will provide estimates of annual avoided costs of fuel on a per-MWh basis, and annual avoided costs of generation, transmission, and distribution on a per-kW 20 July 2016 9 8 NSPI, Nova Scotia Power...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSP) will provide annual avoided cost estimates (fuel, generation, transmission, distribution) to EfficiencyOne for DSM cost-effectiveness screening. Estimates will be updated before each DSM study and when changes are needed, referencing the 2014 Integrated Resource Plan Terms of Reference.
4.3.3 PERFORMANCE METRICS
AI summary The section '4.3.3 PERFORMANCE METRICS' is part of a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding document. No specific content or details about performance metrics are provided in the given text, though the context includes relevant acronyms and entities involved in the proceeding.
4.3.3.2 REQUIREMENTS
AI summary The section titled '4.3.3.2 REQUIREMENTS' outlines regulatory requirements but contains no substantive text or details in the provided document. Key acronyms such as NSP, UARB, DSM, and IRP are referenced in the context but not elaborated upon in the text.
4.4 DSM TRACKING, EVALUATION AND VERIFICATION
AI summary This section outlines requirements for Demand Side Management (DSM) tracking, evaluation, and verification processes under Nova Scotia regulatory proceedings, involving Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSP) and the Utility and Ratepayer Board (UARB). It references DSM programs and Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) frameworks.
Report Timing and Contents
AI summary The document outlines requirements for the timing and contents of reports in a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding, involving entities such as Nova Scotia Power Inc. and the Utility and Ratepayer Board.