E-3REVISED Incentive Setting Methodology: CLEAResult Report & EfficiencyOne Implementation Plan - Clean Version
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er jurisdictions have applied different approaches for measure level testing, choosing to exclude administration costs as these can vary greatly depending on the maturity of the measure in the market. In conducting cost effectiveness scree...
AI summary Nova Scotia's cost-effectiveness screening uses EERAM for long-term planning, excluding administration costs. Avoided costs are updated via the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) by Nova Scotia Power Inc. Current methodology contrasts with other jurisdictions by having conservation compete with the lowest supply cost. Capacity benefits for demand savings are set at $0/kW until 2019, with both energy and capacity benefits available after 2020 for TRC and PAC-compliant measures.
Program Financial Simulation Analysis
AI summary The document outlines a Program Financial Simulation Analysis, likely evaluating financial models for energy efficiency programs regulated by Nova Scotia's Utility and Review Board. It may involve assessing demand-side management initiatives, efficiency programs, and regulatory criteria for utility operations.
Appendix A – Jurisdictional Scans
AI summary Appendix A outlines jurisdictional scans relevant to Nova Scotia's regulatory proceedings, likely involving energy efficiency, utility oversight, and demand-side management frameworks. The context includes references to regulatory bodies, programs, and technical criteria.
ONTARIO (IESO) –OVERVIEW
AI summary Overview of Ontario's IESO regulatory proceeding, involving entities like ENS, OEB, and LDCs, focusing on energy efficiency programs and regulatory frameworks. Key acronyms and organizations related to demand-side management and electricity system operations are listed.
MARKET STRUCTURE OVERVIEW BC Hydro is a provincial Crown corporation. Their mandate is to generate, distribute, purchase and sell electricity. The sole shareholder of BC Hydro is the Province of British Columbia. BC Hydro reports to the Mi...
AI summary BC Hydro, a Crown corporation, operates under the Ministry of Energy and Mines and the BCUC, which regulates utilities. The Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) and Clean Energy Act guide BC Hydro's 20-year strategy, emphasizing demand-side management (DSM) and 66% conservation for incremental energy demand by 2020. The Ministry oversees DSM implementation and may direct BCUC on regulatory matters.
KEY PLAYERS
AI summary The 'KEY PLAYERS' section outlines key organizations, programs, and regulatory bodies involved in Nova Scotia's energy and utility proceedings. It includes acronyms for entities such as Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB), Demand Side Management (DSM), and Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS), along with other provincial, national, and international stakeholders.
NATIONAL GRID – UTILITY OVERVIEW
AI summary The document provides an overview of National Grid's utility operations, referencing regulatory bodies, energy efficiency programs, and technical standards relevant to Nova Scotia. Key entities include Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB), Demand Side Management (DSM), and Efficiency Nova Scotia (EN). Topics focus on utility regulation and energy efficiency initiatives.
69773Incentive Setting Methodology and CLEAResult Report and EfficiencyOne Implementation Plan - Second Revision - Redline Version
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er jurisdictions have applied different approaches for measure level testing, choosing to exclude administration costs as these can vary greatly depending on the maturity of the measure in the market. In conducting cost effectiveness scree...
AI summary Nova Scotia's cost-effectiveness methodology for energy efficiency excludes administration costs, using EERAM for long-term planning. Avoided costs are updated every 3-4 years via the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) by Nova Scotia Power Inc. Conservation currently competes with supply costs, unlike other jurisdictions, with zero capacity costs until 2019. After 2020, both energy and capacity benefits are claimed.
6. What is the proposed incentive, forecasted participation and
AI summary The section addresses proposed incentives, forecasted participation rates, and related methodologies for energy efficiency programs in Nova Scotia. Key considerations include cost-benefit analyses, program administration, and regulatory oversight by entities like the UARB and NSP.
MARKET STRUCTURE OVERVIEW BC Hydro is a provincial Crown corporation. Their mandate is to generate, distribute, purchase and sell electricity. The sole shareholder of BC Hydro is the Province of British Columbia. BC Hydro reports to the Mi...
AI summary BC Hydro, a Crown corporation, operates under the Ministry of Energy and Mines and BCUC regulation. The Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) and Clean Energy Act guide BC Hydro's 20-year strategy, emphasizing demand-side management (DSM) and 66% conservation for incremental energy demand by 2020. The Ministry oversees DSM implementation and regulatory directions.
KEY PLAYERS
AI summary The 'KEY PLAYERS' section lists organizations, programs, and legislation involved in Nova Scotia's regulatory proceeding, including energy efficiency initiatives, utility boards, and technical advisory groups. Key entities include Nova Scotia Power (NSP), Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS), and the Canadian Energy Efficiency Alliance (CEEA), alongside methodologies like RULDICM and TRM.
EFFICIENCY VERMONT –OVERVIEW
AI summary Overview of Efficiency Vermont, focusing on energy efficiency initiatives and regulatory considerations. The text outlines key programs, stakeholders, and methodologies related to demand-side management and energy conservation in Nova Scotia.
High Level Specifications
AI summary The document outlines high-level specifications for a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding, listing numerous acronyms related to energy efficiency, utility regulation, and demand-side management. Key entities include regulatory bodies, programs, and technical methodologies relevant to energy policy and resource planning.