E-9E1 (SBA) RIRs to IR-1 to IR-21
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E1 (SBA) IR-07 Page 2 of 2 EfficiencyOne – 2019 Demand Side Management (DSM) Resource Plan M08604 (E-ENS-R-18) E1 Responses to Small Business Advocate NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-08: 2 3 Regarding the lighting measures included in Effici...
AI summary The Small Business Advocate (SBA) requests research studies on market penetration and free-ridership ratios for lighting measures in EfficiencyOne's DSM plan. EfficiencyOne responds by citing residential socket studies from 2011 and 2016, with attachments provided for reference.
tudies in 2011 and 2016 related 19 to estimating the market penetration of lighting measures. Please refer to Attachments 20 1 and 2 of this IR response for these studies. 21 22 As part of the 2017 Evaluation of programs, the Evaluation Co...
AI summary The response references studies on LED market penetration from 2011 and 2016, as well as 2017 evaluations analyzing Instant Savings and Business Energy Rebates programs. These evaluations assess market transformation and saturation of LEDs, with free-ridership levels discussed in part c). The document pertains to EfficiencyOne's 2019 DSM Resource Plan and responses to the Small Business Advocate.
NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 b) The Residential Socket Studies and the Market Evolution sections of the 2017 2 Evaluation Reports provide EfficiencyOne with information on the level of saturation 3 of LED lighting. This is used to help inform progra...
AI summary EfficiencyOne uses data from 2017 studies to inform program decisions, noting LED saturation growth and the need for additional energy-saving measures beyond lighting. The 2019 DSM Resource Plan emphasizes broader electricity reduction strategies.
SBA IR-08 Attachment 1, Page 3 of 24 2011 Socket Study 2 Introduction This report presents the results of the 2011 Socket Study conducted by Corporate Research Associates Inc. on behalf of Efficiency Nova Scotia. The overall goal of this s...
AI summary The 2011 Socket Study by Corporate Research Associates Inc. for Efficiency Nova Scotia assessed market penetration of energy-efficient lighting (CFL/LED) and market transformation in Nova Scotia. It surveyed 1,004 residents, conducted 50 in-home bulb counts, and weighted results by region and home ownership. The study aimed to evaluate lighting usage patterns and intentions for adopting efficient technologies.
dent in permaanent light fixtures, while LED D light bulbs are a consideraably less popuular. (Tables A A3a‐d) In identifyying the markket penetratio on of energy efficient e lightting in Nova SScotia, it is no otable that the use of CFL b...
AI summary The text highlights the disparity in market penetration between CFL and LED lighting in Nova Scotia, noting CFLs dominate permanent fixtures (44.8%) while LEDs remain minimal (4%). It identifies demographics most likely to use CFLs, including homeowners, specific age groups, non-electric/oil heating, and higher-income households.