Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Lighting Technology" in M11630

Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2023 DSM Annual Progress Report  and 2023 DSM Evaluation Reports
22 passages 2 documents

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E-22023 DSM Programs Evaluation Reports 19 passages
Preamble p. pp. 85-93
c ENERGY STAR certified clothes washers and dryers, ENERGY STAR certified dishwashers, ENERGY STAR certified dehumidifiers, and ENERGY STAR certified room air purifiers b Including dimmer switches, indoor and outdoor motion sensors, heavy-...

AI summary The text discusses energy efficiency programs, focusing on the sales and energy savings of various products, including LED fixtures and ENERGY STAR certified appliances. It notes that LED fixtures made up the majority of sales, and that energy savings from non-lighting products increased slightly, with ENERGY STAR certified room air purifiers and smart thermostats being significant contributors.

D. LED Fixtures p. p. 168
D. LED Fixtures

AI summary This section of the document discusses LED fixtures, which are likely relevant to energy efficiency and lighting technology programs. However, no specific details or arguments are provided in the text.

[ASK THIS SECTION IF LED FIXTURE RETAILER] p. p. 168
[ASK THIS SECTION IF LED FIXTURE RETAILER] Now let's talk about the lighting fixtures you carry. As you may recall, the LED fixtures promoted by Instant Savings are ENERGY STAR certified, hard-wired, with integrated LED lighting, so the on...

AI summary The discussion focuses on LED lighting fixtures carried by the retailer, including both ENERGY STAR certified models and others, with an emphasis on Nova Scotia sales. The conversation addresses the types of fixtures, including recessed and exterior models, and excludes bulb-based fixtures.

p. p. 123
3. 1.2 Peak Demand Savings Factors 137 3.7.2 Peak Demand Savings Factors189 3.7.3 Solar Photovoltaic Measures189 (1) Solar Photovoltaic Systems189 4 EFFECTIVE USEFUL LIFE 191 4.1 LED Lamps and Fixtures191 4.2 Other Measures 196 APPENDIX I...

AI summary The document contains tables and appendices related to energy efficiency measures, including peak demand savings factors, effective useful life of LED lamps and fixtures, and interactive effects factors for residential lighting products. It also includes detailed calculations and summaries for various energy efficiency programs and technologies.

p. p. 126
Table 116: ENERGY STAR Certified Pool Pump Measure Summary 127 Table 117: Unitary Savings Values of ENERGY STAR Certified Pool Pumps 128 Table 118: Three-element Water Heater Measure Summary 129 Table 119: Domestic Water Heater Timer Measu...

AI summary The text presents a series of tables summarizing energy efficiency measures, including ENERGY STAR certified pool pumps, three-element water heaters, domestic water heater timers, LED lamps, linear LED fixtures, outdoor LED fixtures, directional and architectural LED fixtures, and occupancy/motion sensors. These tables provide details on savings values, baseline wattages, and in-service rates for various energy efficiency initiatives.

Indoor Usage p. pp. 145-146
Indoor Usage Lighting products cause interactive effects only if installed indoors. To account for this and obtain an overall interactive effects factor for all lighting products, the percentage of products installed indoors, listed in [Ta...

AI summary The text discusses how lighting products installed indoors have interactive effects, and it explains that the percentage of such products, as listed in Table 4, is multiplied by the corresponding interactive effects factor to calculate an overall interactive effects factor for all lighting products.

Section 2592 p. pp. 157-158
To establish the displaced wattage of each category of lighting fixture offered under Instant Savings, the Evaluator identified the best-selling models listed in the 2023 tracking sheet for each type of LED fixture. The 10 best-selling mod...

AI summary The Evaluator analyzed the displaced wattage for lighting fixtures under the Instant Savings program by reviewing the best-selling LED models from 2023. The analysis focused on recessed downlights and ENERGY STAR Certified LED fixtures, comparing their lumen outputs to traditional incandescent and halogen lamps to establish equivalent wattages.

(2) Linear LED Fixtures p. p. 76
(2) Linear LED Fixtures

AI summary The section discusses linear LED fixtures, which are a type of lighting technology. It is likely related to energy efficiency programs and lighting technology initiatives.

Table 129: Linear LED Fixture Baseline Wattage p. p. 78
Table 129: Linear LED Fixture Baseline Wattage Subcategory Lumens Output (lm) Baseline Wattage (W) 1,500 – 3,500 61.00 1 x 4 Luminaires ≥ 3,500 83.25 1,500 – 4,500 61.00 2 x 2 Luminaires & Retrofit Kits ≥ 4,500 84.00 3,000 – 6,500 88.00 2...

AI summary Table 129 outlines the baseline wattage for linear LED fixtures based on lumens output, providing specific wattage values for different subcategories and lumens ranges. This data is relevant for energy efficiency and lighting programs.

(3) Linear LED Lamps p. p. 79
(3) Linear LED Lamps

AI summary This section discusses linear LED lamps, a topic related to energy efficiency and lighting technology. It is part of a broader discussion on energy-efficient lighting solutions and their impact on energy consumption and cost savings.

Summary p. p. 81
Summary Table 133 presents a summary of the values used to calculate outdoor LED fixture savings. The detailed methodology follows.

AI summary Table 133 summarizes the values used to calculate outdoor LED fixture savings, with a detailed methodology provided in the following sections.

Table 136: Wattages per Lumens Output for Architectural Flood and Spot Luminaires p. p. 83
Table 136: Wattages per Lumens Output for Architectural Flood and Spot Luminaires Lumens Range of Efficient Luminaires Baseline Fixture Baseline Wattage (W) ≥ 250 and < 1,000 Halogen 37 ≥ 1,000 and < 5,000 MH (70 W) 95 ≥ 5,000 and < 15,000...

AI summary Table 136 provides wattages per lumens output for architectural flood and spot luminaires, comparing baseline fixtures and their wattage. The table includes lumens ranges and corresponding baseline fixtures and wattages. The section also references the In-Service Rate.

(5) Directional and Architectural LED Fixtures p. p. 84
(5) Directional and Architectural LED Fixtures

AI summary The section discusses directional and architectural LED fixtures, which are lighting solutions designed for specific lighting needs in both residential and commercial settings. These fixtures are highlighted for their energy efficiency and potential to reduce energy consumption.

Summary p. p. 84
Summary Table 137 presents a summary of the values used to calculate directional and architectural LED fixture savings. The detailed methodology follows.

AI summary Table 137 outlines the values used to calculate directional and architectural LED fixture savings, with a detailed methodology provided in the document.

Table 139: Directional and Architectural LED Fixture Baseline Wattage p. p. 85
Table 139: Directional and Architectural LED Fixture Baseline Wattage Category Lumens Baseline Wattage (W) Track or Mono-point Directional Luminaires ≥ 250 60.4 517 - 1199 50.0 Wall-wash Luminaires ≥ 1,200 100 In-Service Rate

AI summary Table 139 outlines baseline wattage for directional and architectural LED fixtures, including track or mono-point luminaires and wall-wash luminaires. The document also references the In-Service Rate, indicating a focus on energy efficiency and lighting standards.

Summary p. p. 88
Summary [Table](#page-88-0) 142 presents a summary of the values used to calculate savings for LED nightlights. The detailed methodology follows.

AI summary Table 142 summarizes the values used to calculate savings for LED nightlights, with a detailed methodology provided in the text.

Table 143: Electrical Unitary Energy Savings Values for LED Nightlights p. p. 89
Table 143: Electrical Unitary Energy Savings Values for LED Nightlights Parameter Value Source Old Wattage [W] 7.0 Assumption based on the typical wattage value of an incandescent nightlight New Wattage [W] 0.3 Wattage value of the LED nig...

AI summary Table 143 outlines the electrical unitary energy savings values for LED nightlights, comparing old and new wattage, average displaced wattage, hours of operation, and annual energy savings. The table assumes typical usage patterns and calculates the energy savings from replacing incandescent nightlights with LED alternatives.

Section 3096 p. p. 130
The EUL values for non-LED lighting measures were established by conducting a literature review of the most recent sources, notably technical reference manuals (TRMs) and studies, used in other jurisdictions. Table 185 and Table 186 summar...

AI summary The EUL values for non-LED lighting measures were determined through a literature review of recent technical reference manuals and studies from other jurisdictions. Tables 185 and 186 summarize these values and their sources for residential and BNI measures.

p. p. 148
Baseline Minimum Wattage Requirement Years Rationale Reflector (R, BR) and Dec orative Lamps Halogen Incandescent Baseline N/A 2023-2024 The current Canadian regulations allow halogen incandescent lamps for reflector lamps (R, BR) and deco...

AI summary The text discusses baseline requirements for halogen incandescent and LED lighting products, including minimum wattage and years of compliance. It references Canadian regulations and American legislation, providing rationale for the baseline product definitions.

E-32023 Savings Verification Review 3 passages
5. Residential Efficient Product Installation (EPI) p. p. 32
avings, - calculate avoided GHG emissions. To determine the gross and net electrical energy and peak demand savings and avoided annual GHG emissions the condensed impact evaluation approach included: - audit of tracking sheet, - unitary sa...

AI summary The EPI program achieved significant energy and peak demand savings in 2023, exceeding targets with 9.357 GWh net electrical savings and 0.920 MW peak demand savings. Key contributions included 118,018 LED lamps (77% of products) and 4,452 smart thermostats. The Evaluator updated EUL values and DSM assessments but provided no new recommendations.

10. BNI Efficient Products Rebates (BER) p. pp. 38-39
10. BNI Efficient Products Rebates (BER) This program serves the business, non-profit and institutional sector (BNI sector). The Efficient Product Rebates program operates the Business Energy Rebates (BER) program. This program has two com...

AI summary The BNI Efficient Products Rebates (BER) program offers rebates for energy-efficient products to the BNI sector via point-of-sale and mail-in applications. Qualifying products include LED lighting, sensors, and HVAC systems. 2023 data shows a 19% increase in point-of-sale rebates, driven by higher adoption of LED linear lamps and in-place fixtures.

XII. References p. p. 55
ding Energy Information Systems and Performance Monitoring Tools, 2014-2016 Assessment of Automated M&V Methods, Summary of Work [(http://eis.lbl.gov/auto-mv.html)](http://eis.lbl.gov/auto-mv.html). "Michigan Tier 3 Thermostat Exploratory...

AI summary The text lists references to energy efficiency research, including studies on thermostat savings, automated monitoring methods, and residential lighting protocols. Key organizations like NREL and Navigant Consulting are cited, along with academic works on energy conservation and decision-making under uncertainty. These references support evaluations of demand-side management and efficiency programs.

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