E-12023 DSM Annual Progress Repot
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Codes and Standards - Ongoing participation in Canadian Standards Association's (CSA) Steering Committee on Performance, Energy Efficiency and Renewables. This is the parent steering committee for energy efficiency-related standards develo...
AI summary Efficiency Nova Scotia (E1) participates in CSA and CHBA committees focused on energy efficiency and net-zero standards. E1 submitted comments on 2020 NECB and NBC amendments, including baseline assessments, compliance methods, and adoption schedules. The codes were published in March 2022 after public review.
E1 filed the following reports with the NSUARB: - o E1 Reply to stakeholder comments on the 2022 Rate and Bill Impact Analysis Report; - o a data sharing agreement that will govern the use of E1 customer data for the purpose of facilitatin...
AI summary E1 submitted multiple reports to NSUARB, including rate analysis, data sharing agreements, financial statements, and DSM evaluations. Activities also included participation in NS Power's IRP process, technical conferences, and planning for future DSM resource plans, alongside ongoing evaluation implementation.
6. CONCLUSION In 2023, E1 achieved 131.6 GWh of incremental annual net energy savings (109% of the mid- course adjusted target of 120.7 GWh), 27.6 MW of annual net peak demand savings (103% of the mid-course adjusted target of 26.9 MW), 2....
AI summary In 2023, E1 (Efficiency Nova Scotia) achieved 109% of its mid-course adjusted energy savings target but fell short on two targets. Despite this, E1 remains committed to meeting its 2023-2025 contractual performance targets and plans to submit mid-course adjustments by Q1 2024. Total expenditures were 85% of the mid-course adjusted budget.
ATTACHMENT 1: 2023 RATE CLASS RESULTS
AI summary Attachment 1 presents the 2023 Rate Class Results from a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding, detailing utility rate classifications and associated data. Key entities include regulatory bodies, energy efficiency programs, and legislative frameworks relevant to rate design and utility oversight.
Attachment 1: 2023 Rate Class Results
AI summary Attachment 1 details the 2023 Rate Class Results analyzed by the NSUARB, focusing on regulatory proceedings involving demand-side management (DSM) programs and Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS). The document outlines key rate class outcomes and associated stakeholder inputs.