Topic:"Market Transformation" in M03452

Program Finding Recommendation EnerGuide EEH-F6. EEH-R6. Existing The EEH program has both resource acquisition and market In order to achieve its market transformation goals, any future transformation goals. A pool of well trained contrac...

AI summary The EEH program aims to achieve both resource acquisition and market transformation goals. It emphasizes the importance of contractor training to ensure proper installation of energy efficiency measures and to promote energy-efficient products and services. The withdrawal of federal rebates and the transition of DSM program administration are noted as factors requiring attention in future program development.

NMR Evaluation of 2010 Existing Houses Program Page IV Program Design & Delivery (continued) Findings Recommendations EEH-F6. EEH-R6. The EEH program has both resource acquisition and market In order to achieve its market transformation go...

AI summary The EEH program aims to achieve both resource acquisition and market transformation goals. Proper contractor training is essential to ensure energy efficiency measures are installed correctly and to encourage the recommendation of energy-efficient products and services.

NH-R2. Starting in January 2010, Nova Scotia building code required all new Before designing any future residential new construction homes to have a minimum EnerGuide rating of 80. Builders or energy efficiency programs, the DSM Administra...

AI summary The Nova Scotia building code since 2010 requires new homes to meet an EnerGuide rating of 80. Building inspectors are crucial for enforcing these standards. Marketing for the NH program should continue to emphasize energy cost savings and be expanded through various channels.

houses achieving an EnerGuide rating of 85 or higher qualified for an additional $300 rebate. For homes registered on or after September 7, 2010, the program no longer offers registration fee rebates. 2.1.1 Program Theory Program Backgroun...

AI summary The 2010 New Homes (NH) program, administered by Conserve Nova Scotia (CNS), aimed to improve energy efficiency in new homes through Market Transformation and Resource Acquisition strategies. It worked with Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) and required participation through registration, construction, and EnerGuide ratings, with rebates tied to EnerGuide ratings.