INTRODUCTION TO DSM SCREENING
AI summary An introduction to Demand Side Management (DSM) screening in Nova Scotia, involving key organizations like Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) and Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI), with references to regulatory frameworks and energy efficiency programs.
RECENT CHANGES TO STANDARD PRACTICES
AI summary The document outlines recent updates to standard practices in Nova Scotia's regulatory proceedings, involving entities like NSPI, ENS, and UARB. Key topics include energy efficiency programs, demand-side management, and regulatory frameworks. No specific arguments or cross-references are detailed in the provided text.
3.11.1 Product Description In November 2011, the Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes released the National Energy Code for Buildings (NECB). This enhanced the minimum requirements for the design and construction of energy-effici...
AI summary The National Energy Code for Buildings (NECB) 2011 was adopted by several provinces, including Nova Scotia, which enforced it in 2014. However, new houses and small buildings in Nova Scotia are governed by the 2012 Revision of Part 9 of the National Building Code (NBC), which became effective in 2013. This section evaluates the impact of this regulation on the residential and small commercial market.
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