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Topic:"National Energy Code For Buildings" in M12290

Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2025 Q1 Demand Side Management (DSM) Report
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E-1Report 4 passages
Custom Highlights p. p. 21
Custom Highlights - The Custom Retrofit service accounted for the majority of completed Custom projects in Q1 and included heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), solar PV, compressed air, and refrigeration measures. - The New Co...

AI summary The Custom Retrofit service dominated Q1 project completions, incorporating HVAC, solar PV, and other measures. The New Construction team is preparing for the 2025 adoption of NECB 2020 Tier 1, with impacts expected by 2026-2027 due to long project timelines.

Demand Response Residential Highlights p. p. 24
Demand Response Residential Highlights - Preliminary available capacity and participation results for the Residential Demand Response program component during the 2024/2025 season (December 1, 2024 to February 28, 2025) are still being com...

AI summary Preliminary results for the Residential Demand Response program (2024/2025 season) are pending, with reporting expected in Q2. The Eco Shift pilot continues with devices like smart thermostats and EV chargers. Domestic hot water controllers, paused in 2023/2024, resumed in 2024/2025 with 1,328 installations via the Efficient Product Installation program.

EfficiencyOne Q1 2025 DSM Quarterly Report p. p. 37
EfficiencyOne Q1 2025 DSM Quarterly Report

AI summary The EfficiencyOne Q1 2025 DSM Quarterly Report outlines progress in Nova Scotia's Demand Side Management program. It is part of a regulatory proceeding involving Efficiency Nova Scotia and the NSUARB, focusing on energy efficiency initiatives and compliance with NECB and ASHRAE standards.

1. 2025 RATE CLASS EXPENDITURES p. p. 37
1. 2025 RATE CLASS EXPENDITURES E1's 2025 year-end forecast expenditures by rate class is the sum of rate class allocations calculated by program component. For each program component, the spending by rate class percentages from the previo...

AI summary E1 forecasts 2025 rate class expenditures using historical spending trends from 2022-2024. Large general, small industrial, and municipal expenditures are projected to decrease due to lower participation in Demand Response and Custom Incentives programs, while medium and large industrial expenditures are expected to rise. Q1 2025 actual expenditures were 25% of the 2025 Plan as Approved.

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