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Topic:"Program Evaluation" in M11307

Matter: P-884 - Nova Scotia Power Inc. - 2023 Evergreen  Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) -  Action Plan and Roadmap
4 passages 4 documents

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N-6Refiled Reply Submission Appendix A - NSPI 1 passage
Feedback Item # Stakeholder/ Feedback Document Reference Page Theme/Feedback
(Response to Stakeholders, p. 4) We further pointed out that customers who maintain fossilfueled hea�ng systems for peak condi�ons use those systems beyond peak condi�ons, depending on energy pricing and equipment efficiency. We are concer...

AI summary The text discusses concerns about the need for future analyses to capture broader non-peak use of dual-fueled heating systems and highlights the agreement on the need for NSPI to expedite the assessment of additional solar capacity. The focus is on ensuring proper evaluation of renewable resources and their procurement.

N-8Electrification Strategy Report 1 passage
4.2.1 Cost and Benefit Categories in Transportation BCA p. pp. 57-59
4.2.1 Cost and Benefit Categories in Transportation BCA The model considers significant and measurable categories of benefits and costs. A brief description of each estimated cost/benefit component included in the transportation BCA is pro...

AI summary The text outlines the cost and benefit categories considered in a transportation benefit-cost analysis (BCA), including incremental EV costs, incentives, O&M savings, fuel savings, electricity supply and infrastructure costs, electricity bills, and avoided emissions. It references the California Public Utility Commission's standard practice manuals for cost-effectiveness analysis.

91361Submission - NRR 1 passage
Commercial Sensitivity
Commercial Sensitivity NSP has made the IRP process more opaque than necessary by shielding numbers used in assumptions on the grounds of commercial sensitivity. As this is not a UARB proceeding, stakeholders have no way to contest this la...

AI summary NSP is criticized for making the IRP process opaque by withholding numbers due to commercial sensitivity, limiting stakeholder scrutiny. NRR acknowledges UARB's confidentiality measures but highlights the absence of Quebec negotiation details as undermining process confidence.

91371Submission - E1 1 passage
7. CONCLUSION p. pp. 17-18
7. CONCLUSION - E1 appreciates the opportunity to provide comments on, and recommendations related to NS - Power's updated Action Plan and Roadmap and appreciates the opportunity to participate - throughout the 2022 Evergreen IRP Process....

AI summary E1 provides seven recommendations to NS Power regarding the 2022 Evergreen IRP Process, emphasizing criteria evaluation, scenario risk analysis, hybrid peak solution clarity, DSM study limitations, NPVRR interpretation, and risk matrix development for IRP scenarios.

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