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Topic:"Market Penetration" in M10473

Matter: E-ENS-R-22 EfficiencyOne 2023-2025 Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan Application
8 passages 4 documents

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E-1Application 2 passages
1 Table 1: Residential Sector Barriers to Participation & Mitigating Strategies p. p. 77
1 Table 1: Residential Sector Barriers to Participation & Mitigating Strategies Program Program Component Description Target Market Segment Market and/or Participant Barriers and How they are Addressed in the Settlement Plan Mi'kmaw Home E...

AI summary The table outlines barriers to participation in the Mi'kmaw Home Energy Efficiency Project and strategies to mitigate them, including addressing affordability, awareness, resource availability, and split incentive issues through no-cost upgrades, education, and project management support.

7.2.3.3 PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT p. p. 24
7.2.3.3 PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT - Partnership development activities focus on growing and developing the EPP network to improve access to energy efficiency products and contractors. The EPP network builds relationships with various organiz...

AI summary This section outlines partnership development activities aimed at expanding the EPP network, improving access to energy efficiency products, and supporting the growth of the energy efficiency industry through recruitment, training, and strategic partnerships. Goals include increasing network members, ensuring quality service, and promoting youth engagement in the sector.

E-22021 DSM Evaluation Reports 4 passages
1.2 Process and Market Evaluation Objectives and Scope p. pp. 14-15
1.2 Process and Market Evaluation Objectives and Scope Process evaluation activities were completed for New Construction in 2021 and were aimed at achieving the following objectives: - › Collect information on the New Construction particip...

AI summary Process evaluations for New Construction in 2021 focused on decision-making processes and freeridership assessments. Market evaluations targeted residential LED lighting (Instant Savings), commercial LED lighting (Business Energy Rebates), and mini-split heat pumps (Green Heat), aiming to assess market trends, program satisfaction, and influence. Footnotes note low rebate data confidence and evolving appliance efficiency.

Business Energy Rebates: LED Lamps and Fixtures p. pp. 46-47
Business Energy Rebates: LED Lamps and Fixtures To establish key market indicators and understand the state of the Nova Scotia BNI LED lighting market, the Evaluator analyzed Electrofed commercial and industrial market data for lamps and f...

AI summary The analysis of the Nova Scotia BNI LED lighting market from 2018 to 2020 shows a significant decline in commercial and industrial lamp shipments, particularly for LED lamps. However, LED fixtures have seen increased adoption, with a growing share of total fixture shipments and stabilizing prices and rebate values.

9 INSTANT SAVINGS MARKET EVOLUTION p. p. 155
9 INSTANT SAVINGS MARKET EVOLUTION EOne has been active in the LED market since 2011 through Instant Savings. Market evolution assessments were completed as part of the 2017, 2018, and 2019 evaluations, the results of which served to analy...

AI summary This section discusses the evolution of the LED market in Nova Scotia through the Instant Savings program, highlighting updates on market shares, rebated products, retail prices, and free-ridership levels. It emphasizes the importance of monitoring market adoption to adapt program components as needed.

Preamble p. pp. 86-148
The figure illustrates how, with successive groups of consumers adopting the new technology (depicted by the innovation adoption curve in blue), 26 the MSHP market share (depicted by the S-curve in grey) will eventually reach saturation. S...

AI summary The text discusses the adoption curve of mini-split heat pumps (MSHP) in Nova Scotia, noting that the market is in a slowing growth phase nearing product maturity. It references data from NS Power and mentions continued consumer interest and sales, supported by a figure illustrating the market evolution of MSHP.

E-12E1(NSUARB) RIR-1 to RIR-41 1 passage
Section 359
hat there are still opportunities to realize savings from lighting offerings, albeit at a lower level (Exh. DPU-Comm 2-4). For measures that have historically been offered by the Program Administrators and have remaining energy savings opp...

AI summary The Department finds that Program Administrators should not discontinue offering lighting measures to all residential customers, despite some customer segments having lower participation rates. The Program Administrators plan to increase outreach but terminated lighting measures before assessing remaining savings opportunities.

E-24-(i)John Athas CV 1 passage
Independent Consultant 2005 p. p. 0
Independent Consultant 2005 Developed a business plan for Direct Energy's market entry into the Northeastern U.S. power market.

AI summary An independent consultant in 2005 developed a business plan for Direct Energy's market entry into the Northeastern U.S. power market, focusing on strategic expansion into the region.

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