E-22023 DSM Programs Evaluation Reports
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3.1 Individual Impact Evaluation Results [Table](#page-24-0) 5 and [Table](#page-25-0) 6 below respectively list the evaluated energy and peak demand savings as well as the corresponding savings tracked by EOne for each program component o...
AI summary This section presents the results of individual impact evaluations for energy and peak demand savings from 2023 programs. Net savings are calculated using the net-to-gross ratio, and lifetime energy savings are based on the effective useful life of efficiency measures. Line loss factors are referenced from a 2014 study submitted to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board.
The annual gross savings at the generator are presented in [Table](#page-134-0) 70 below. The gross energy savings at the generator were estimated by using different line loss factors for each participant based on their rate code. This res...
AI summary The document discusses the estimation of annual gross energy savings at the generator using line loss factors for each participant based on their rate code. The line loss factors of 1.093 and 1.143 for energy and peak demand savings, respectively, were submitted to the NSUARB as part of Nova Scotia Power's 2014 Cost of Service Study Progress Update.
26.2.5 Evaluated Gross Savings The modelled and non-modelled measure annual gross savings at the meter are presented in [Table](#page-146-0) 77 and [Table](#page-146-1) 78 below respectively. As presented in [Table](#page-122-0) 63 above,...
AI summary The document discusses evaluated gross savings, presenting modelled and non-modelled measure annual gross savings at the meter and generator. Line loss factors provided by NS Power are used to estimate savings at the generator, corresponding to values submitted to the NSUARB in the 2014 Cost of Service Study Progress Update.
14 For municipal utility participants, the line loss factor of the most similar NS Power rate code was assumed. \ \ The energy generated by solar PV systems coinciding with the Nova Scotia peak periods is considered nil, and none of the so...
AI summary The text discusses assumptions made for municipal utility participants using NS Power rate codes, the nil consideration of solar PV energy during peak periods in 2023, and the use of 2021 adjustment ratios for compressed air leak audit projects. It also references a 2014 Cost of Service Study Progress Update from the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board.
7.2.4 Evaluated New and Available DR Capacities [Table](#page-97-1) 16 below presents the new and total available DR capacity results for Residential DR for 2023. While new and total available DR capacities are reported separately, no dist...
AI summary The section evaluates new and available demand response (DR) capacities for residential DR in 2023, reporting 2.365 MW of available DR capacity at the generator. The capacity was estimated using weighted average line loss factors submitted to the NSUARB as part of the 2014 Cost of Service Study Progress Update.