Topic:"Program Participation Metrics" in M12932

Summary of Year Four Evaluation Results The Year 4 Report is the first EM&V conducted internally by NS Power. Overall, the findings indicate that the TVP Pilot continues to achieve peak load reductions in response to time‑varying price sig...

AI summary The Year 4 Evaluation of the Time-Varying Pricing (TVP) Pilot shows continued peak load reductions, especially in residential and commercial sectors. Participation has grown, and the report highlights statistically significant load shifting for commercial tariffs. NS Power faced delays due to a cyber incident and has requested further extensions for filing the report. The evaluation was conducted internally with advisory support from Econoler and includes stakeholder input and appendices with detailed findings.

Domestic, CPP (15 events, +3 hypothetical)

AI summary The document presents a section of a regulatory proceeding related to the Domestic and Customer Participation Program (CPP) in Nova Scotia, with 15 events and 3 hypothetical scenarios. It includes a figure referenced as Figure 2 from page 49.

I. SUMMARY The Year Four Report for the Time-Varying Pricing ("TVP") Pilot shows the residential tariffs are working as intended: participants shifted load, and they saved mone[y.](#page-0-0)1 The CA filed nineteen Information Requests on...

AI summary The Year Four Report for the Time-Varying Pricing (TVP) Pilot shows that residential tariffs are working as intended, with participants shifting load and saving money. The CA supports resuming the pilot for the 2026/27 season and recommends expanding it with equity, strengthening evaluation, growing the commercial sample, improving the first-year customer experience, and keeping enabling-technology and demand-charge work moving forward.