E-1Q2 2026 Demand Side Management Report
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3. QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHTS - This section provides results on program participation, unit cost data, and DSM expenditures for - the Q2 period. 2026 rate class allocations and Q2 rate class results by program are provided in - [Attachment 1.](...
AI summary This section provides results on program participation, unit cost data, and DSM expenditures for the Q2 period, including 2026 rate class allocations and Q2 rate class results by program, as detailed in Attachment 1.
Attachment 1: 2026 Rate Class Results (Year-to-Date) E1 reports on planned and actual DSM expenditures by rate class to aid in cost recovery allocations.[9](#page-32-0) The following sections provide information on E1's rate class allocati...
AI summary Attachment 1 discusses E1's 2026 rate class results, including planned and actual DSM expenditures, a comparison of 2026 Plan expenditures to year-end forecasts, and an updated outlook for the 2023-2026 DSM Plan period by rate class.
1. RATE CLASS METHODOLOGY As part of efforts to enhance rate class spending reporting, E1 introduced a new rate class allocation methodology in 2025, which was used to calculate the rate class allocations for the 2026 DSM Plan, the 2026 mi...
AI summary E1 introduced a new rate class allocation methodology in 2025, used in the 2026 DSM Plan and mid-course adjustment. Allocations are based on spending percentages from previous years, with industrial classes excluded from certain Enabling Strategies costs. The methodology is referenced in a 2015 NSUARB Order related to DSM programs and cost recovery.
1 3. 2026 RATE CLASS RESULTS BY PROGRAM - 2 Tables 4 through 8 provide a breakdown of net incremental energy and net peak demand - 3 savings, expenditures, and participation achieved year-to-date, by rate class within each - 4 program.
AI summary This section provides a breakdown of net incremental energy and net peak demand savings, expenditures, and participation achieved year-to-date by rate class within each program for 2026.
10 2026 Plan as Approved refers to the planned rate class expenditures as provided in the 2026 DSM Extension Application. See M12249, 2026 DSM Extension Application, Appendix A, page 27. The Nova 11 Scotia Energy Board approved the 2026 DS...
AI summary The 2026 DSM Extension Application has been approved by the Nova Scotia Energy Board. Expenditures for various rate classes are expected to deviate from the original 2023-2026 Plan due to changes in participation rates in energy efficiency and demand response programs, particularly in the small general, large industrial, and medium industrial rate classes.