As presented in [Table](#page-115-1) 16, applying the Nova Scotia-specific factor 10 for GHG emissions generated by electricity production, 0.5841 kg CO 2 eq/kWh, it was estimated that the net energy savings resulted in 1,445 tonnes of ann...
AI summary Using a Nova Scotia-specific factor for GHG emissions from electricity production, the net energy savings from programs are estimated to avoid 1,445 tonnes of annual CO2 eq emissions.
As presented in [Table](#page-153-1) 37, applying the Nova Scotia-specific factor 20 for GHG emissions generated by electricity production (0.5841 kg CO 2 eq/kWh), it was estimated that the annual net energy savings resulted in 8,361 tonne...
AI summary The text estimates that annual net energy savings from the program resulted in 8,361 tonnes of avoided CO2 eq, using a Nova Scotia-specific factor for GHG emissions from electricity production.
As presented in [Table](#page-43-1) 14, applying the Nova Scotia-specific factor 13 for GHG emissions generated by electricity production, 0.5841 kg CO 2 eq/kWh, it was estimated that the net energy savings resulted in 288 tonnes of annual...
AI summary The text calculates the annual avoided CO2 emissions from net energy savings using a Nova Scotia-specific factor of 0.5841 kg CO2 eq/kWh. It references data from Nova Scotia Power's 2020 emissions and generation figures, as well as from Emera Inc.'s 2020 financial report.
As presented in [Table](#page-57-1) 21, applying the Nova Scotia-specific factor 17 for GHG emissions generated by electricity production, 0.5841 kg CO 2 eq/kWh, it was estimated that the net energy savings resulted in 7,489 tonnes of annu...
AI summary The text calculates the annual avoided CO2 emissions resulting from net energy savings, using a Nova Scotia-specific GHG emission factor of 0.5841 kg CO2 eq/kWh, estimating a reduction of 7,489 tonnes of CO2 eq annually.
As presented in Table 28, applying the Nova Scotia-specific factor 21 for GHG emissions generated by electricity produ[ction, 0.58](#page-76-1)41 kg CO 2 eq/kWh, it was estimated that the net energy savings resulted in 5,569 tonnes of annu...
AI summary The text estimates that applying a Nova Scotia-specific factor for GHG emissions from electricity production results in 5,569 tonnes of annually avoided CO2 eq due to net energy savings.
Table 28: Evaluated 2021 New Construction GHG Emission Reductions Total Net Energy Savings – at the Generator (GWh) 9.535 Nova Scotia-specific GHG Emissions Factor for Electricity Production (kg of CO2 eq/kWh) 0.5841 Gross Annual GHG Emiss...
AI summary Table 28 presents the evaluated 2021 new construction GHG emission reductions, including net energy savings, the Nova Scotia-specific GHG emissions factor for electricity production, and gross annual GHG emission reductions. The section also references the realization rate in the context of these reductions.
As presented in Table 16, applying the Nova Scotia-specific factor 10 for GHG emissions generated by electricity prod[uction to](#page-48-1) SBES net savings corresponds to a total of 5,541 tonnes of annually avoided CO 2 eq.
AI summary The text discusses the calculation of annual CO2 equivalent emissions avoided through the application of a Nova Scotia-specific factor to GHG emissions from electricity production, resulting in 5,541 tonnes of annually avoided CO2 eq using the SBES net savings.
Table 16: Evaluated 2021 SBES GHG Emission Reductions Total Net Energy Savings – at the Generator (GWh) 9.486 Nova Scotia-specific GHG Emissions Factor for Electricity Production (kg of CO2 eq/kWh) 0.5841 Gross Annual GHG Emission Reductio...
AI summary Table 16 presents evaluated 2021 GHG emission reductions from the Smart Building Energy Solution (SBES), showing net energy savings of 9.486 GWh and gross annual GHG emission reductions of 5,541 tonnes of CO2 eq, using a Nova Scotia-specific emissions factor of 0.5841 kg of CO2 eq/kWh.
3.4.4. Finally, the Department is concerned about the Program Administrators’ apparent disregard for the AESC Study group process, which resulted in a last-minute revision to the Statewide Plan mere weeks before the Three-Year Plans’ filin...
AI summary The Department is concerned that the Program Administrators and AESC Study group made last-minute changes to the Statewide Plan, bypassing a previously endorsed process that ensures accurate assumptions of avoided costs for GHG emissions reductions. This undermines the credibility of the findings in the Supplemental Study.
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