ATTACHMENT 1: YEAR-TO-DATE 2024 RATE CLASS RESULTS
AI summary This attachment presents year-to-date 2024 rate class results from a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding, though no specific details or arguments are included in the provided text.
2 Attachment 1: 2024 Rate Class Results (Year-to-Date) 3
AI summary Attachment 1 presents 2024 rate class results for Nova Scotia, providing year-to-date data. The document is part of a regulatory proceeding involving utility rate structures and efficiency programs.
4 Planned 2024 Rate Class Expenditures - 5 Annual planned expenditures per rate class are established using E1's mid-course adjusted - 6 expenditures and historical spending by rate class per program. Year-to-date, actual expenditures - 7...
AI summary Annual 2024 rate class expenditures are based on EfficiencyOne's mid-course adjusted figures and historical spending, with year-to-date spending at $40.3 million (68% of the plan). Table 1 details the breakdown of planned, adjusted, and actual expenditures by rate class.
1 2024 Rate Class Results by Program 4 - 2 Tables 2 through 6 provides a breakdown of net incremental energy and net peak demand - 3 savings, expenditures, and participation achieved, by rate class within each program.
AI summary The document presents 2024 rate class results by program, detailing net incremental energy and peak demand savings, expenditures, and participation across rate classes. Tables 2–6 provide this data, reflecting outcomes from EfficiencyOne (E1) and Efficiency Nova Scotia (ENS) programs under Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (NSUARB) oversight.
1 Table 5: Custom Incentives Rate Class Results Custom Incentives (2024 YTD) First-Year Energy Savings (GWh) Lifetime Energy Savings (GWh) Peak Demand Savings (MW) Expenditures ($ million) Projects / Participants (#) Residential/Charitable...
AI summary Table 5 presents 2024 YTD results for custom incentives across Nova Scotia rate classes, showing energy and demand savings, expenditures, and project participation. Total lifetime energy savings amount to 198.6 GWh, with total expenditures at $4.6 million. Numbers may not sum due to rounding, and expenditures are unaudited.
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