Topic:"Program Evaluation" in M10569

Evidence of John D. Wilson • Matter No. M10569 • July 29, 2022 Page 9 1 example, NS Power currently includes all EV load in the residential model but will be 2 shifting commercial EV load to the commercial model for the 2023 forecast. 22 3...

AI summary John D. Wilson identifies three issues with NS Power's electrification forecast: modeling errors in residential/commercial heating load assumptions, flawed heat pump adoption trajectory assumptions, and Itron findings showing increased loads due to customer behavior (e.g., warmer homes, expanded floor space). These challenge NS Power's alignment with carbon reduction targets.

-08, October 1997. Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability, Review of the Community Development Corporation Support and Assistance Program, Report No. 97- 45, February 1998.

AI summary The Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability conducted a review of the Community Development Corporation Support and Assistance Program, resulting in Report No. 97-45 issued in February 1998.

Southern Environmental Law Center. Adequacy of consideration of energy efficiency in Duke Energy Carolinas and Progress Energy Carolinas’ 2009 integrated resource plans. Georgia PSC Docket No. 31081, direct testimony on behalf of Southern...

AI summary Southern Environmental Law Center and Southern Alliance for Clean Energy testified in Georgia PSC dockets 31081 and 31082 regarding the adequacy of energy efficiency consideration in Duke Energy Carolinas, Progress Energy Carolinas, and Georgia Power's 2009-2010 integrated resource plans (IRPs) and demand-side management (DSM) plans, focusing on cost-effectiveness, rate impacts, program revisions, and stakeholder engagement.

dvance California goal for electric vehicles. Budget controls. Reporting requirements. Evaluation, monitoring and verification processes. Outreach to small business customers. John D. Wilson • Resource Insight, Incorporated Page 8 Californ...

AI summary The text discusses John D. Wilson's involvement in regulatory proceedings in California and Georgia, including testimony on electric vehicle goals, budget controls, and the reasonableness of software costs. It also covers avoided cost reviews and capacity need forecasts in Georgia.

effects on energy and peak loads (p.20). • We ask NSPI to evaluate commercial heat use more fully as to what is driving it and how the peak impacts could be moderated (p.20). • We ask that NSPI review its peak forecasting methodology in li...

AI summary The text requests NSPI to improve peak load forecasting by evaluating commercial heat use, reviewing methodology, and conducting sensitivity analyses. It also supports NSPI's efforts to enhance forecast transparency. Synapse Energy Economics, Inc. provided evidence on the 2022 load forecast.

ts’ • Rows 67, 68, 69, 70 • Column K 2015 n/a (2015 DSM Plan was not modelled) M07393, E-1, 2015 DSM Evaluation Reports, Green Heat, Table 13, page 29. 2016 M06733, E-7 E1 (NSPI) RIR-10 Attachment 1 M07964, E-1, 2016 DSM Evaluation Reports...

AI summary EfficiencyOne (E1) provides responses to NS Power's information requests regarding the 2022 Load Forecast Report, comparing forecasted vs. actual installations from 2015–2017. References include past regulatory matters (e.g., M07393, M06733), DSM evaluation reports, and tables from Green Heat and residential program data.

2018 M06733, E-7 E1 (NSPI) RIR-10 Attachment 1 M09096, E-5, 2018 DSM Evaluation Reports, • Row 243; (Column AY 1000)/(Column Existing Residential Program, Table 29, page E Column N) 46. • Row 244; (Column AY 1000)/(Column E Column N) 2019...

AI summary The document references multiple years (2018–2024) of DSM Evaluation Reports and technical tables related to Nova Scotia Power's Existing Residential Program. It cites matter numbers (e.g., M06733, M09096) and specific table rows/columns from these reports, indicating ongoing regulatory analysis of program performance and cost metrics.

1 evaluation reports respectively. E1 does not track the forecast or actual energy 2 consumption or demand associated with heat pump installations in the Green Heat 3 program component. 4 5 (c) Please refer to the table below for the forec...

AI summary E1 does not track forecast or actual energy consumption data for heat pump installations in the Green Heat program. A table provides references to evaluation reports and matter numbers (e.g., M03669, M04819) for annual energy and demand savings from 2012 to 2016, with specific document tabs, rows, and columns cited.

Year Forecast Energy Savings Forecast Demand Actual Energy Actual Demand Savings Savings Savings 2019 n/a (2019 DSM Plan was not modelled) M09651, E-1, 2019 DSM Evaluation Reports, Existing Residential Program, Table 36, page 65. 2020 M090...

AI summary The document outlines forecasted and actual energy savings from 2019 to 2024, referencing DSM evaluation reports and technical tables. It links forecast data to specific matters (e.g., M09651, M10473) and EfficiencyOne (E-1) appendices, highlighting discrepancies between planned and realized energy efficiency outcomes.

October 2, 2015 – December 31, 2015: Ductless Muni-Split Heat Pump: $300 rebate for First Head and $150 rebate for each subsequent head or system. 2016 M06733, E-7 E1 (NSPI) RIR-10 Attachment 1 Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump: $300 rebate •...

AI summary The document outlines rebate amounts for various heat pump models from 2016 to 2020, including ductless mini-split, central ducted, air-to-water, and ground source systems. It references multiple regulatory matters (e.g., M06733, M08604) and evaluation reports related to residential programs and DSM (Demand Side Management) initiatives.

2020 DSM Evaluation Reports, Technical Tables Existing Residential Program, Table 24, page • Rows 248, 255, 256, 257; Column 32. J Column K 2021 M09096 E-1(i) Appendix A Attachment 1 M10473, E-2, 2021 DSM Evaluation Reports, Technical Tabl...

AI summary The document references 2020 and 2021 DSM Evaluation Reports, technical tables, and matter numbers (M09096, M10569) related to Nova Scotia Power's 10-Year Energy and Demand Forecast. EfficiencyOne (E1) provided responses to NS Power's information requests, including data from specific table rows and columns.

Year Forecast Number of Wood/Pellet Stove Actual Number of Wood/Pellet Stove 2018 M06733, E-7 E1 (NSPI) RIR-10 Attachment 1 M09096, E-5, 2018 DSM Evaluation Reports, • Row 238; (Column AY 1000)/(Column Existing Residential Program, Table 2...

AI summary A table linking forecast and actual numbers of wood/pellet stoves across 2018–2024, referencing DSM evaluation reports and matter numbers (e.g., M06733, M09096). Data sources include technical tables from settlement plans and annual reports.

Year Forecast Number of ETS Actual Number of ETS 2018 n/a n/a 2019 n/a n/a 2020 M09096 E-1(i) Appendix A Attachment 1 M10056, E-1, 2020 DSM Evaluation Reports, Technical Tables Existing Residential Program, Table 30, pages • Rows 157, 158...

AI summary The document presents a table comparing forecasted and actual Energy Efficiency Savings (ETS) across years 2018-2025, referencing specific regulatory matters (e.g., M09096, M10473) and technical tables from DSM evaluation reports. It highlights discrepancies between projected and actual savings for energy and demand reductions, with citations to evaluation reports and technical data.

Green Heat, Table 14, page 32. 2016 M06733, E-7 E1 (NSPI) RIR-10 Attachment 1 M07964, E-1, 2016 DSM Evaluation • Rows 238, 240 Reports, Existing Residential Program, Table 28, page 64. • Column AA • Column Z 2017 M06733, E-7 E1 (NSPI) RIR-...

AI summary The text lists references to Green Heat and DSM Evaluation Reports from 2016 to 2021, citing matter numbers (e.g., M06733, M07964) and specific table rows/columns in documents related to Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI) and EfficiencyOne (E1). It tracks DSM program evaluations across years.