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Topic:"Program Evaluation" in M12861

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) - 2026 Load Forecast Report
6 passages 4 documents

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N-2NSPI (CA) RIR 1 to 6 2 passages
M12875, E-1, E1 Q1 2026 Demand Side Management Report, May 25, 2026, pages 19-21. p. pp. 17-18
M12875, E-1, E1 Q1 2026 Demand Side Management Report, May 25, 2026, pages 19-21. 1 For TVP actual demand reduction, the actual demand response is calculated by multiplying 2 the average impact per customer for morning and evening peak per...

AI summary The document discusses the calculation of actual demand reduction for TVP, the application of ELCC, and the estimated benefits of TVP from NS Power's AMI Application. It also references past approvals and evaluations of TVP tariffs and the lack of explicit reporting requirements for TVP savings from M08349.

NON-CONFIDENTIAL p. pp. 19-20
NON-CONFIDENTIAL Step Description Amount Reference A Projected reduction in system peak associated with TVP rates in 2036 34 MW 2026 Load Forecast Figure 69 В Winter 2024/25 Domestic TOU participants 5,761 participants 2023/2024 TVP EM&V С...

AI summary The document outlines key metrics from the Time-Varying Pricing (TVP) pilot, including participant numbers, load reductions, and calculations for achieving peak reduction targets. The pilot is reviewed and evaluated in a structured manner, with stakeholder engagement and alignment with the Evergreen Integrated Resource Plan. The Year Four Evaluation Report was filed in 2026, and further evaluations are planned.

N-3NSPI (E1) RIR 1 to 11 1 passage
Hybrid event trigger scenario Event hours
(c) Please refer to CA IR-1 part (f). Hybrid event trigger scenario Event hours 24 (b) No. A ramped uptake scenario, in terms of percent of uptake being less than 50 percent in 25 the early years, was not considered in the hybrid modelling...

AI summary The text discusses hybrid heating programs and their inclusion in load forecasts, highlighting potential risks such as over-estimation of load reduction and altered load reduction trajectories. It also notes that prior load forecasts incorporated hybrid scenarios based on E3's electrification studies, and that annual forecast updates help refine assumptions as program designs progress.

N-8-(i)Attachment 1 - J. Wilson - Grid Strategies - CV 2 passages
SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE - 2023– Present Vice President, Grid Strategies, LLC . Provides research, technical assistance, and expert testimony on electric- and gas-utility planning, economics, and regulation. Reviews electric util...

AI summary The individual has extensive experience in utility planning, regulation, and energy policy, spanning roles in research, regulatory policy, and advocacy. They have provided expert testimony, designed energy efficiency and electrification programs, and worked on renewable energy and market data initiatives.

EXPERT TESTIMONY
ny with Paul Chernick in rulemaking to revisit net energy metering (NEM) tariffs on behalf of the Small Business Utility Advocates. Rate design for NEM tariff. Method for analyzing NEM tariff program. California PUC Docket A.20-10-012, dir...

AI summary The text outlines various expert testimonies given on energy-related matters, including net energy metering (NEM) tariffs, rate design, cost of service methods, and the reasonableness of capital projects. These testimonies were provided on behalf of consumer advocates and energy outreach organizations in different regulatory proceedings across multiple jurisdictions.

102386E1 (NSPI) IR 1 to 11 1 passage
1 (c) Please explain why the modelled hybrid heating program has an average annual energy
1 (d) If hybrid heating does not achieve the forecast reductions, what is the quantified impact 2 on the Net System Requirement and system peak? Please provide the forecast with and 3 without hybrid heating for each year from 2028 to 2036....

AI summary The text requests explanations regarding the modelled hybrid heating program's impact on energy use, alignment with the Net Zero Atlantic study, and evidence supporting specific assumptions such as participation rates and program launch dates. It also asks for detailed tables outlining various scenarios.

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