- 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.