Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Net To Gross Evaluation" in M08929

Matter: P-884 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - Integrated Resource Planning (IRP) and M08059--Generation Utilization and Optimization
6 passages 2 documents

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N-1Demand Response Potential Study for 2021-2045 3 passages
Section 140
has multiple non-linear components, the effects of varying a parameter is often asymmetrical. For each sensitivity, all other variables were held constant, allowing individual effects to be observed. Residential achievable potential sensit...

AI summary The text discusses the sensitivity analysis of residential achievable potential to various parameters, highlighting the impact of net-to-gross ratio, marketing effects, and incentive changes. It explains how these factors influence customer awareness, adoption of efficient measures, and the inclusion of measures in achievable potential based on the TRC screening threshold.

Section 141
manifests in greater sensitivity than other model inputs, however, any reductions in net-to-gross ratio (as a result of an increase in freeridership) would be captured in the non-programmatic savings. By contrast, the avoided costs and dis...

AI summary The text discusses the sensitivity of achievable energy efficiency potential to various factors, including net-to-gross ratios, avoided costs, discount rates, and carbon prices. It highlights that changes in net-to-gross ratios and carbon prices have a greater impact than changes in avoided costs or discount rates. Incremental costs also play a significant role in determining market shares and TRC screening outcomes.

Section 208
12.1 Energy Efficiency • Near-term Electricity Savings: The majority of near-term savings are from the Res HVAC, Res Lighting, and BNI Lighting end uses. Residential screw-in LED Bulb ranks as the highest electricity- saving market potenti...

AI summary The text discusses energy efficiency initiatives in Nova Scotia, focusing on near-term electricity and winter peak demand savings from residential and BNI lighting and HVAC measures. It highlights the success of EfficiencyOne's programs, challenges due to market saturation and tightening codes, and the potential of HVAC fuel switching to remove end-use loads from homes.

N-9-(i)Appendices A-N 3 passages
Section 882
1 EfficiencyOne’s comments on specific evaluation criteria as proposed by NS Power are as follows: 2 I. Minimization of NPV of the annual revenue requirements over 25 years (slide four, row 3 one) 4 EfficiencyOne agrees that this is an app...

AI summary EfficiencyOne provides feedback on NS Power's proposed evaluation criteria for the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), agreeing with the minimization of NPV of annual revenue requirements over 25 years but questioning the use of a 10-year NPV metric for assessing rate effects. EfficiencyOne also recommends eliminating CRPs that do not meet reliability requirements and requests clarification on the metrics used for reliability screening.

Section 1325
56 Nova Scotia Power IRP Final Report Appendix J Page 59 of 245 2.0A LOW ELEC. / BASE DSM / NET ZERO 2050 / CURRENT LANDSCAPE $MM Scenario Notes 25-yr NPVRR $12,392 • Reliability Tie built in 2030 enables wind integration but does not prov...

AI summary The document presents financial scenarios related to electricity generation and demand-side management in Nova Scotia, including the impact of a reliability tie built in 2030 and changes in capacity mix due to lower GHG caps.

Section 1792
Scenario Metrics & Evaluation Sensitivity Base (2.1C) 25-yr NPVRR ($MM) $13,059 $13,141 General Notes • Inertia constraint is lowered from base of 3266 MW.sec to 2200 MW.sec in all hours • Slight change to wind profile build is observed: •...

AI summary The document presents sensitivity analysis of a 25-year and 10-year Net Present Value of Resource Requirements (NPVRR) under different scenarios, including changes to wind profile builds, inertia constraints, and the timing of infrastructure projects such as the Reliability Tie. The analysis also notes the impact of these changes on the overall resource plan optimization and cost differences.

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