Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Market Transformation" in M12282

Matter: EfficiencyOne - New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans Application for Approval of New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans
6 passages 4 documents

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E-8See new revised evidence submitted under E-14 (Evidence of P. Bowman, on behalf of IG) 1 passage
What is E1 proposing as a BCA?
- decision making tool to approve or reject the DSM Plan as is the case with the approved screening test." 8 - This includes the following: - "E1 currently provides and intends to continue to provide the results from the Program Administra...

AI summary E1 proposes using the Benefit-Cost Analysis (BCA) as the primary decision-making tool for approving DSM Plans, while providing Program Administrator Cost (PAC) results for informational purposes. E1 argues that non-binding metrics like PAC and BCA at the measure/program level will inform portfolio development, which also considers criteria such as balanced investment and equitable access. The NSUARB retains discretion to evaluate DSM components beyond the BCA.

E-10-(i)Resume of Francis Wyatt 1 passage
Pennsylvania p. p. 0
Pennsylvania Program design, implementation planning, regulatory support, technical reference manual development and portfolio cost-effectiveness tool for Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania. Assisted - with testimony before the Pennsylvania Publ...

AI summary Activities include program design, regulatory support, and testimony preparation for energy companies in Pennsylvania before the PUC. Involves Columbia Gas, Philadelphia Gas Works, UGI Gas, and Peoples Natural Gas, with multiple docket numbers spanning 2006–2022. Focuses on energy efficiency, cost-effectiveness analysis, and portfolio design.

E-23CV - Chris Pulfer, P.Eng. - EE 2 passages
Experience Summary p. p. 0
Experience Summary Chris brings a collaborative approach to his work, leveraging client knowledge and resources to ensure sound, actionable results. He has spent his career working to identify opportunities for energy efficiency, character...

AI summary Chris has extensive experience in energy efficiency and demand management, leading studies on energy conservation potential across six provinces and territories. He specializes in technical analysis, modelling, and project management for commercial and institutional sectors, along with conducting market and prefeasibility studies on energy solutions.

Energy Efficiency Technology and Market Research p. pp. 0-2
Canada (NRCan) (Apr. 2019- Jun. 2019) - High-Efficiency Buildings: Case Studies: NRCan Office of Energy Research and Development (Feb. 2019-Jul. 2019) - Assessment and Development of Fireplace Program Savings Assumptions: FortisBC (Jul. 20...

AI summary The document outlines energy efficiency studies and programs conducted by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), FortisBC, and the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) between 2017 and 2019. These include high-efficiency building case studies, fireplace program assessments, connected home technologies, micro combined heat and power feasibility, and market analyses for fenestration and insulation measures.

99644Closing Submission - CA 2 passages
6 a. The Legislative Context for this Application p. p. 2
6 a. The Legislative Context for this Application 8 This Application occurs in the context of recent legislative amendments, which have impacted 9 energy regulation in Nova Scotia. 11 Specifically, the Energy Reform Act (2024) , c 2, Bill...

AI summary The legislative context includes the Energy Reform Act (2024) and related statutes, establishing the Energy Board and emphasizing sustainable development, competition, and energy efficiency. Amendments to the PUA require evaluating demand-side management at the portfolio level, including strategic electrification.

Preamble p. p. 13
ry test." In that regard, he further 11 notes that "DSM analyzed at the societal level for the purpose of regulator approvals is uncommon in Canada."[45](#page-13-2) 12 13 14 Instead, Mr. Bowman recommends adoption of the PAC test as the p...

AI summary The text discusses the debate over using the PAC test versus the TRC test for cost-effectiveness in Nova Scotia. Mr. Neme argues PAC is unsuitable because electrification only adds costs, while Mr. Bowman suggests modifying PAC to account for electrification benefits. However, Newfoundland's case rejected a similar approach, and there's no confirmation that Newfoundland adopted the modified test.

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