Topic:"Programs And Customers" in M06733

Awareness of Program and Efficiency Nova Scotia (AW Series) - AW1. Have you ever heard of the Efficiency Nova Scotia program which offers instant savings at the cash register for the purchase of energy-efficient products such as L-E-D ligh...

AI summary The document outlines a survey conducted to assess awareness of the Efficiency Nova Scotia program and its energy efficiency initiatives. It includes questions about participation in energy efficiency programs, methods of learning about the program, and the years of participation.

Satisfaction [S Series] - CS1. How did you first learn about this program? [DON'T READ ALLOW MULTIPLE RESPONSE BUT DO NOT PROBE FOR MULTIPLE] - 1. Media advertising - 2. Contacted directly by Efficiency Nova Scotia - 3. Through a third par...

AI summary The document outlines a survey conducted on customer satisfaction with the Green Heat Program, focusing on aspects such as program application, communication with Efficiency Nova Scotia, rebate amounts, and the ease of participation. It includes questions about the reasons for dissatisfaction and experiences with the program.

B7. Do you have any suggestions on how to improve the Custom Program? Consider all aspects of the program: Participation process or program components (Scoping Study, Feasibility Study, project implementation, and project savings verificat...

AI summary The question asks for suggestions to improve the Custom Program, covering aspects such as participation processes, program components, marketing, staff and contractor interactions, and program forms.

51 EfficiencyOne Evidence, February 27, 2015, Appendix D, page 2. 1 9.0 RESERVE FUND 2 3 E1 has requested UARB approval of the establishment of a reserve fund. In support of its 4 Application, E1 identifies a number of areas of risk, inclu...

AI summary EfficiencyOne (E1) has requested approval from the Utility and Review Board (UARB) to establish a reserve fund to mitigate various risks, including franchise termination, reduced funding, and market risks. Nova Scotia Power opposes the proposal, arguing that E1 should bear the financial risks and that many risks can be managed through effective operations or regulatory processes. The Province also emphasizes that E1 should be responsible for program performance and cost overruns.

NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-33: 2 3 Reference: Appendix A, Page 61 of 100. 4 5 (a) ICF suggests that Efficiency Nova Scotia's programs do not adequately serve the 6 industrial customer base. What analysis has ICF undertaken to support th...

AI summary ICF questions whether Efficiency Nova Scotia's programs adequately serve the industrial customer base, citing historical data showing a disproportionately small share of savings from industrial customers. The response clarifies that the testimony does not claim inadequacy but highlights differences in resource requirements for industrial programs. The response also notes that E1's approach to the industrial sector is not sufficiently detailed for comparison with other jurisdictions.

February 27September 15, 2015 ENS 2016-2018 DSM FILING (E-ENS-R-15) JSupply Agreement for Compliance Filing Appendix IN WITNESS THEREOF, the Parties have duly executed this Agreement, in duplicate, as of the date set forth above. NOVA SCOT...

AI summary This document is a compliance filing related to the ENS 2016-2018 DSM (Demand Side Management) plan, involving Nova Scotia Power Incorporated and EfficiencyOne. It includes a supply agreement and Schedule A, which outlines Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities, though no agreement was reached on this schedule.