E-1Incentive Setting Methodology: CLEAResult Report & EfficiencyOne Implementation Plan
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13 Our Electricity Future: Nova Scotia's Energy Plan 2015-2020, Nova Scotia Department of Energy, Available: http://energy.novascotia.ca/sites/default/files/Our-Electricity-Future.pdf Rate Class Number of Customer Accounts Residential 456,...
AI summary This document presents a table showing the distribution of NS Power customer accounts across different rate classes, including residential, business, and industrial categories, with a total of 494,927 accounts. The note clarifies that it does not include accounts from municipal electric utilities.
JURISDICTIONAL SCANS - GENERAL OBSERVATIONS Jurisdiction Peak Load (MW) or Annual Consumption (Therms) Population Served Types of Electricity Generation Ontario Electricity 2015-2020 1,450 GWh $366.67 N/A $0.25/kWh 1.3% $0.10- $0.12/kWh Un...
AI summary This section presents jurisdictional scans comparing electricity and gas utilities across various regions, including peak load, population served, generation types, and cost metrics. It includes data on annual consumption, savings targets, budget allocations, and unit costs for energy efficiency programs.
Retail Prices of Electricity In Ontario, the average retail price of electricity averages between $0.10-$0.13/kWh all-in for a customer's bill. Ontario is on time-of-use rates, with the following pricing structure for the winter period (No...
AI summary In Ontario, average retail electricity prices range from $0.10 to $0.13/kWh. Time-of-use rates are implemented, with on-peak periods during winter mornings and evenings due to heating demand, and during summer afternoons due to cooling demand. All weekends and holidays are off-peak.
INCENTIVE LEVEL SETTING METHODOLOGY LDC Name Target (GWh) Budget Hydro One Brampton Networks Inc. 255.2 $66,798,531 Hydro One Networks Inc. 1,159.0 $321,989,874 Hydro Ottawa Limited 394.5 $105,242,155 Innisfil Hydro Distribution Systems Li...
AI summary The document presents a table outlining the incentive level setting methodology for various Local Distribution Companies (LDCs) in Ontario, including their target energy generation (in GWh) and corresponding budgets.
Figure 14: Union Gas' Rates 1 Area Residential Rate (cents/m3) C&I Rate (cents/m3) Eastern ON 10.8100 10.8100 Fort Francis 10.5266 10.5266 Northern ON 10.7178 10.7178 Northwestern ON 10.6017 10.6017 Southern ON 10.8007 10.8007 1 Union Gas,...
AI summary Figure 14 presents Union Gas' natural gas rates for different regions in Ontario, showing both residential and commercial and industrial (C&I) rates in cents per cubic meter for 2016.
RATE INFORMATION 3 - Residential Customers: $0.0829/kWh (First 1,350kWh), $0.1243/kWh thereafter - Small Business: $0.1116/kWh - Medium Business: $0.1030/kWh (First 14,800kWh), $0.0719/kWh thereafter up to individual baseline - Large Busin...
AI summary The document outlines the current electricity rates for residential and business customers in Nova Scotia, detailing tiered pricing structures for different customer categories.
Please see Table 1 below which details what factors are taken into account when examining each avoided cost component in California: Component Basis of Annual Forecast Basis of Hourly Shape Generation Energy Forward market prices and the $...
AI summary The text outlines factors considered in examining avoided cost components in California, including generation energy, generation capacity, ancillary services, T&D capacity, environment, and avoided RPS. Each component's annual forecast and hourly shape basis are detailed in a table.
- 4.4 million natural gas customer accounts h Quarter and full year, 2015 vs. 2014 Three Months Ended December 31, Twelve Months Ended December 31 · 2015 2014 2015 2014 Sales from Energy Deliveries (in millions kWh) 21,015 20,944 85,860 86...
AI summary The text presents data comparing PG&E's natural gas and electricity sales, customer numbers, and energy sources in 2015 versus 2014. It includes statistics on energy deliveries, customer accounts, and purchased power, with figures showing slight increases in natural gas customers and electricity sales.
RETAIL ENERGY RATES Below are the 2014 electricity rates for Portland General Electric and Pacific Power and the 2014 retail natural gas rates for Oregon and Washington sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Association. These rates are...
AI summary The document presents 2014 electricity and natural gas retail rates for Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, and utilities in Oregon and Washington, sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Association. The rates include transmission and distribution costs and are expressed in U.S. dollars.
2014 Retail Electricity Rates7 (cents/kWh) Portland General Electric Pacific Power Residential 11.37 11.09 Commercial 9.14 9.08 Industrial 6.46 7.37 2014 Retail Electricity Rates8 ($/Mcf) Oregon Washington Residential 11.72 10.59 Commercia...
AI summary The document presents 2014 retail electricity rates for Portland General Electric and Pacific Power, as well as natural gas rates for Oregon and Washington. It also references the Energy Trust of Oregon's structure and funding.
Coal: 2 (0%) ELECTRIC - (millions of kilowatt-h iours) TOTAL SALES TOTAL SALES COMMERCIAL AND DELIVERIES DELIVERY SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SERVICE FOR AND DELIVERIES OFF-SYSTEM & INDUSTRIAL RAILROADS PUBLIC TO FULL-SERVICE FOR TO NYPA MUNI...
AI summary The text presents a table detailing electricity sales and customer data from 2009 to 2014, including breakdowns by residential, commercial, and industrial sectors, as well as delivery services and other categories. It also includes data on the number of customers and retail choice programs.
Figure 48: Number of Customer Accounts 2 Maine 572 L All sectors 805,178 806,103 806,950 819,638 ··· Residential (22) 709,288 710,160 710,988 721,508 ··· Commercial 122 92,844 92,884 92,896 95,047 "" Industrial 022 3,046 3, 0 59 3,066 3,08...
AI summary Figure 48 presents the number of customer accounts in Maine across different sectors, while Figure 49 shows customer electricity rates for residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation sectors in 2015. Efficiency Maine is listed with specific rates for each sector.
Retail Price of Electricity 103 Entity State Ownership Customers (Count) Sales (Megawatthours) Revenues (Thousands Dollars) Average Price (cents/kWh) City of Chicopee - (MA) MA Municipal 26,217 455,823 55,164.7 12.10 City of Hingham - (MA)...
AI summary The table presents data on the retail price of electricity for various entities in Massachusetts, including municipal and investor-owned utilities, with columns such as customers, sales, revenues, and average price per kilowatt-hour.
E-3REVISED Incentive Setting Methodology: CLEAResult Report & EfficiencyOne Implementation Plan - Clean Version
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13 Our Electricity Future: Nova Scotia's Energy Plan 2015-2020, Nova Scotia Department of Energy, Available: http://energy.novascotia.ca/sites/default/files/Our-Electricity-Future.pdf Rate Class Number of Customer Accounts Residential 456,...
AI summary The document presents a table showing the distribution of customer accounts across different rate classes in Nova Scotia, including residential, business, and industrial categories. It also references a 2014 DSM Potential Study by Navigant Consulting and other data sources such as Stats Canada and ElectroFed.
Retail Prices of Electricity In Ontario, the average retail price of electricity averages between $0.10-$0.13/kWh all-in for a customer's bill. Ontario is on time-of-use rates, with the following pricing structure for the winter period (No...
AI summary This section discusses the retail prices of electricity in Ontario, highlighting the average range of $0.10-$0.13/kWh and the time-of-use pricing structure. It notes that on-peak periods during winter occur in the early morning and evening due to heating demand, while summer on-peak periods occur in the afternoon due to cooling demand.
Figure 15: Union Gas' Rates 1 Area Residential Rate (cents/m3) C&I Rate (cents/m3) Eastern ON 10.8100 10.8100 Fort Francis 10.5266 10.5266 Northern ON 10.7178 10.7178 Northwestern ON 10.6017 10.6017 Southern ON 10.8007 10.8007 1 Union Gas,...
AI summary Figure 15 presents Union Gas' natural gas rates for various regions in Ontario, showing both residential and commercial and industrial (C&I) rates in cents per cubic meter for the year 2016.
Please see Table 1 below which details what factors are taken into account when examining each avoided cost component in California: Component Basis of Annual Forecast Basis of Hourly Shape Generation Energy Forward market prices and the $...
AI summary The text introduces Table 1, which outlines the factors considered in examining avoided cost components in California, including generation energy, generation capacity, ancillary services, T&D capacity, environment, and avoided RPS.
- 4.4 million natural gas customer accounts h Quarter and full year, 2015 vs. 2014 Three Months End ed December 31, Twelve Months Ended December 31, · 2015 2014 2015 2014 Sales from Energy Deliveries (in millions kWh) 21,015 20,944 85,860...
AI summary The text presents data on natural gas customer accounts and energy sales and delivery metrics for 2015 compared to 2014, including total electric and gas customers, energy deliveries, and sources of electric energy.
RETAIL ENERGY RATES Below are the 2014 electricity rates for Portland General Electric and Pacific Power and the 2014 retail natural gas rates for Oregon and Washington sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Association. These rates are...
AI summary The text provides 2014 electricity and natural gas retail rates for Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, and utilities in Oregon and Washington, sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Association. The rates include transmission and distribution costs and are presented in U.S. dollars.
2014 Retail Electricity Rates7 (cents/kWh) Portland General Electric Pacific Power Residential 11.37 11.09 Commercial 9.14 9.08 Industrial 6.46 7.37 2014 Retail Electricity Rates8 ($/Mcf) Oregon Washington Residential 11.72 10.59 Commercia...
AI summary The text presents 2014 retail electricity rates for Portland General Electric and Pacific Power, as well as natural gas rates for Oregon and Washington. It also references the Energy Trust of Oregon's structure and funding.
Coal: 2 (0%) ELECTRIC - - (millions of kilowatt-h ours) TOTAL SALES TOTAL SALES COMMERCIAL AND DELIVERIES DELIVERY SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SERVICE FOR AND DELIVERIES OFF-SYSTEM & INDUSTRIAL RAILROADS PUBLIC TO FULL-SERVICE FOR TO NYPA MUN...
AI summary The document presents detailed tables with electricity sales data, including residential, commercial, industrial, and railroad sales, along with customer numbers and delivery services for various years from 2009 to 2014.
Retail Prices of Electricity For a representative number, the following are the retail prices for Con Edison customers in 2014: Residential: $0.2885/kWh Commercial: $0.2216/kWh Industrial: $0.2018/kWh
AI summary The text provides the retail electricity prices for Con Edison customers in 2014, listing residential, commercial, and industrial rates as $0.2885/kWh, $0.2216/kWh, and $0.2018/kWh respectively.
In Vermont, the bundled retail prices for electricity are as follows for the different utilities 3 : Entity State Ownership Customers (Count) Sales (MWh) Revenues (Thousands Dollars) Average Price (cents/kWh) City of Burlington Electric -...
AI summary The document provides a table of bundled retail electricity prices for various utilities in Vermont, including details on ownership, number of customers, sales, and average prices. It also references Efficiency Vermont's energy efficiency programming.
Figure 49: Number of Customer Accounts 2 Maine 52 All sectors 805,178 806,103 806,950 819,638 ··· Residential (2) 709,288 710,160 710,988 721,508 ···· Commercial Z 92,844 92,884 92,896 95,047 " Industrial (2) 3,046 3,059 3,066 3,083 Transp...
AI summary Figure 49 presents the number of customer accounts in Maine across various sectors from 2015 to 2019, with the highest growth in the residential sector. Figure 50 shows customer electricity rates in Maine for 2015, including rates for residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation sectors.
Retail Price of Electricity 100 Entity State Ownership Customers (Count) Sales (Megawatthours) Revenues (Thousands Dollars) Average Price (cents/kWh) City of Chicopee - (MA) MA Municipal 26,217 455,823 55,164.7 12.10 City of Hingham - (MA)...
AI summary The table presents data on the retail price of electricity for various entities in Massachusetts, including municipal and investor-owned utilities. It lists customer counts, sales in megawatthours, revenues, and average prices per kilowatt-hour.
E-3-(i)REVISED Incentive Setting Methodology: CLEAResult Report & Efficinecy One Implementation Report - Redline Version
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Budget ($) Energy Savings Target (GWh) Demand Savings Target (MW) Initial Filing $121.5 million 405.9 62.5 Quantum Agreement $113.5 million 405.9 62.5 Final Order $102.15 million 405.9 62.5 Table 1: EfficiencyOne Targets and Budgets Betwee...
AI summary The document outlines EfficiencyOne's targets and budgets, including the Initial Filing, Quantum Agreement, and Final Order. It mentions a regulatory hearing held after the Quantum Agreement to address issues identified by the UARB in its Final Issues List.
JURISDICTIONAL SCANS - GENERAL OBSERVATIONS Jurisdiction Peak Load (MW) or Annual Consumption (Therms) Population Served Types of Electricity Generation Ontario Electricity 2015-2020 1,450 GWh $366.67 N/A $0.25/kWh 1.3% $0.10- $0.12/kWh Un...
AI summary The text presents a jurisdictional scan with data on electricity and gas utilities across various regions, including peak load, population served, types of electricity generation, and annual savings targets. It includes metrics such as consumption, costs, and incentives for different jurisdictions.
Retail Prices of Electricity In Ontario, the average retail price of electricity averages between $0.10-$0.13/kWh all-in for a customer's bill. Ontario is on time-of-use rates, with the following pricing structure for the winter period (No...
AI summary This section discusses the average retail electricity prices in Ontario, ranging from $0.10 to $0.13/kWh, and outlines the time-of-use pricing structure during winter and summer periods, with on-peak times aligned with system load peaks.
Figure 151415: Union Gas' Rates 1 Area Residential Rate (cents/m3) C&I Rate (cents/m3) Eastern ON 10.8100 10.8100 Fort Francis 10.5266 10.5266 Northern ON 10.7178 10.7178 Northwestern ON 10.6017 10.6017 Southern ON 10.8007 10.8007 1 Union...
AI summary The document presents Union Gas' current natural gas rates for different regions in Ontario and references historical natural gas demand data in Canada. The rates are provided for residential and commercial/industrial customers, with no additional analysis or discussion of the data.
RATE INFORMATION 3 - Residential Customers: $0.0829/kWh (First 1,350kWh), $0.1243/kWh thereafter - Small Business: $0.1116/kWh - Medium Business: $0.1030/kWh (First 14,800kWh), $0.0719/kWh thereafter up to individual baseline - Large Busin...
AI summary The document outlines the current electricity rates for different customer categories in Nova Scotia, including residential, small business, medium business, and large business customers, with tiered pricing structures based on consumption levels.
Please see Table 1 below which details what factors are taken into account when examining each avoided cost component in California: Component Basis of Annual Forecast Basis of Hourly Shape Generation Energy Forward market prices and the $...
AI summary The text outlines factors considered in examining avoided cost components in California, including generation energy, capacity, ancillary services, T&D capacity, environment, and avoided RPS, with details on their annual forecast and hourly shape bases.
RETAIL ENERGY RATES Below are the 2014 electricity rates for Portland General Electric and Pacific Power and the 2014 retail natural gas rates for Oregon and Washington sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Association. These rates are...
AI summary The text provides 2014 electricity and natural gas retail rates for Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, and utilities in Oregon and Washington, sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Association. The rates include transmission and distribution costs and are presented in U.S. dollars.
6 2014 Retail Electricity Rates7 (cents/kWh) Portland General Electric Pacific Power Residential 11.37 11.09 Commercial 9.14 9.08 Industrial 6.46 7.37 2014 Retail Electricity Rates8 ($/Mcf) Oregon Washington Residential 11.72 10.59 Commerc...
AI summary The text provides 2014 retail electricity rates for Portland General Electric and Pacific Power in cents per kWh, as well as residential, commercial, and industrial natural gas rates for Oregon and Washington in dollars per Mcf. It also introduces the ENERGY TRUST OF OREGON STRUCTURE AND FUNDING section.
Retail Prices of Electricity For a representative number, the following are the retail prices for Con Edison customers in 2014: Residential: $0.2885/kWh Commercial: $0.2216/kWh Industrial: $0.2018/kWh
AI summary The document provides retail electricity prices for Con Edison customers in 2014, with residential, commercial, and industrial rates listed as $0.2885/kWh, $0.2216/kWh, and $0.2018/kWh, respectively.
In Vermont, the bundled retail prices for electricity are as follows for the different utilities 3 : Entity State Ownership Customers (Count) Sales (MWh) Revenues (Thousands Dollars) Average Price (cents/kWh) City of Burlington Electric -...
AI summary The text provides bundled retail electricity prices for various utilities in Vermont, including details on entities, state, ownership, number of customers, sales, revenues, and average prices. It also mentions 'EFFICIENCY VERMONT - ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMMING' as a section heading, indicating a focus on energy efficiency initiatives.
Figure 515051: Retail Sales of Electricity (Million kilowatt-hours) 4 2012 2013 2014 2015 Retail sales of electricity (million kilowatthours) New England All sectors 120,456 121,357 119,983 119,311 ··· Residential 47,208 48,369 47,212 47,3...
AI summary The text presents data on retail electricity sales in New England and Maine from 2012 to 2015, detailing sales by sector and subsector, including residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation. The data shows fluctuations in electricity consumption across different years and sectors.
Retail Price of Electricity 103 Entity State Ownership Customers (Count) Sales (Megawatthours) Revenues (Thousands Dollars) Average Price (cents/kWh) City of Chicopee - (MA) MA Municipal 26,217 455,823 55,164.7 12.10 City of Hingham - (MA)...
AI summary The table lists various electricity providers in Massachusetts, detailing their ownership type, number of customers, sales in megawatthours, revenues in thousands of dollars, and average price per kilowatt-hour. It includes both municipal and investor-owned entities, with significant variations in average prices and customer counts.
69772Incentive Setting Methodology and CLEAResult Report and EfficiencyOne Implementation Plan - Second Revision - Clean Version
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13 Our Electricity Future: Nova Scotia's Energy Plan 2015-2020, Nova Scotia Department of Energy, Available: http://energy.novascotia.ca/sites/default/files/Our-Electricity-Future.pdf Rate Class Number of Customer Accounts Residential 456,...
AI summary The document presents a table showing the number of customer accounts in Nova Scotia by rate class, excluding accounts from municipal electric utilities. It also references a 2014 study on DSM potential by Navigant Consulting and data from EfficiencyOne and other sources.
Figure 15: Union Gas' Rates 1 Area Residential Rate (cents/m3) C&I Rate (cents/m3) Eastern ON 10.8100 10.8100 Fort Francis 10.5266 10.5266 Northern ON 10.7178 10.7178 Northwestern ON 10.6017 10.6017 Southern ON 10.8007 10.8007 1 Union Gas,...
AI summary Figure 15 presents Union Gas' natural gas rates for various regions in Ontario, showing both residential and commercial and industrial (C&I) rates in cents per cubic meter. The rates vary slightly across regions, with the highest rate in Eastern Ontario and the lowest in Fort Francis.
Please see Table below which details what factors are taken into account when examining each avoided cost component in California: Component Basis of Annual Forecast Basis of Hourly Shape Generation Energy Forward market prices and the $/k...
AI summary The table outlines factors considered in examining avoided cost components in California, including generation energy, capacity, ancillary services, T&D capacity, environment, and avoided RPS, with bases for annual and hourly forecasts.
- 4.4 million natural gas customer accounts h Quarter and full year, 2015 vs. 2014 Three Months End ed December 31, Twelve Months Ended December 31, · 2015 2014 2015 2014 Sales from Energy Deliveries (in millions kWh) 21,015 20,944 85,860...
AI summary The text presents data comparing natural gas and electricity sales, customer numbers, and energy sources for 2015 and 2014, highlighting figures such as 4.4 million natural gas customer accounts and PG&E's 2015 Annual Report data.
RETAIL ENERGY RATES Below are the 2014 electricity rates for Portland General Electric and Pacific Power and the 2014 retail natural gas rates for Oregon and Washington sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Association. These rates are...
AI summary The document provides 2014 electricity and natural gas retail rates for Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, and utilities in Oregon and Washington, sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Association. Rates include transmission and distribution costs and are presented in U.S. dollars.
2014 Retail Electricity Rates7 (cents/kWh) Portland General Electric Pacific Power Residential 11.37 11.09 Commercial 9.14 9.08 Industrial 6.46 7.37 2014 Retail Electricity Rates8 ($/Mcf) Oregon Washington Residential 11.72 10.59 Commercia...
AI summary The document presents 2014 retail electricity rates for Portland General Electric and Pacific Power, as well as natural gas rates for Oregon and Washington. It also introduces the Energy Trust of Oregon, highlighting its structure and funding.
Figure 40: Electricity Use and Number of Customers 1 ELECTRIC - (millions of kilowatt-h iours) TOTAL SALES TOTAL SALES COMMERCIAL AND DELIVERIES DELIVERY SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SERVICE FOR AND DELIVERIES OFF-SYSTEM & INDUSTRIAL RAILROADS...
AI summary Figure 40 presents data on electricity use and the number of customers over several years, including residential, commercial, industrial, and railroad usage, as well as total sales and deliveries. The data spans from 2009 to 2014 and includes various categories such as delivery service, off-system sales, and franchise area sales.
In Vermont, the bundled retail prices for electricity are as follows for the different utilities 3 : Entity State Ownership Customers (Count) Sales (MWh) Revenues (Thousands Dollars) Average Price (cents/kWh) City of Burlington Electric -...
AI summary The text provides a table of bundled retail electricity prices in Vermont for various utilities, including details on ownership, customer count, sales, revenues, and average prices. It also mentions 'Efficiency Vermont - Energy Efficiency Programming' as a section, indicating a focus on energy efficiency initiatives.
Figure 50: Customer Rates (2015) 3 Residential Commercial Industrial Transportation (Cents/kWh) (Cents/kWh) (Cents/kWh) (Cents/kWh) Efficiency Maine 15.67 13.15 9.06 - [http://www.maine.gov/mpuc/about/annual\_report/documents/2014AnnualRep...
AI summary Figure 50 presents customer rates from 2015 for residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation sectors, with Efficiency Maine listed as a provider. The data is sourced from an annual report published in February 2015.
Figure 51: Retail Sales of Electricity (Million kilowatt-hours) 4 2012 2013 2014 2015 Retail sales of electricity (million kilowatthours) New England All sectors 120,456 121,357 119,983 119,311 ··· Residential 47,208 48,369 47,212 47,397 ·...
AI summary Figure 51 presents retail electricity sales in New England and Maine from 2012 to 2015, showing data by sector including residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation. The data indicates fluctuations in electricity sales across different years and sectors.
Figure 53: Natural Gas Consumption (Maine) 8 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total Consumption 77,575 71,690 68,266 64,091 60,661 Pipeline & Distribution Use 1,753 2,399 762 844 1,300 Volumes Delivered to Consumers 75,821 69,291 67,504 63,24...
AI summary Figure 53 presents natural gas consumption data in Maine from 2010 to 2015, including total consumption, pipeline and distribution use, and consumption by sector (residential, commercial, industrial, and vehicle fuel). Figure 54 shows customer rates for natural gas in 2014, with Efficiency Maine providing rates for residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.
Retail Price of Electricity 100 Entity State Ownership Customers (Count) Sales (Megawatthours) Revenues (Thousands Dollars) Average Price (cents/kWh) City of Chicopee - (MA) MA Municipal 26,217 455,823 55,164.7 12.10 City of Hingham - (MA)...
AI summary The table presents data on the retail price of electricity across various entities in Massachusetts, including municipal and investor-owned utilities. It includes metrics such as the number of customers, sales in megawatthours, revenues in thousands of dollars, and average prices in cents per kilowatt-hour.
69773Incentive Setting Methodology and CLEAResult Report and EfficiencyOne Implementation Plan - Second Revision - Redline Version
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NOVA SCOTIA MARKET CHARACTERISTICS Nova Scotia has a population of approximately 950,000 people. There are just under 500,000 residential, commercial and industrial electricity accounts for NS Power. Rate Class Number of Customer Accounts...
AI summary Nova Scotia has a population of about 950,000 people and just under 500,000 electricity accounts managed by NS Power. The document references a report titled 'Our Electricity Future: Nova Scotia's Energy Plan 2015-2020' from the Nova Scotia Department of Energy.
13 Our Electricity Future: Nova Scotia's Energy Plan 2015-2020, Nova Scotia Department of Energy, Available: http://energy.novascotia.ca/sites/default/files/Our-Electricity-Future.pdf Rate Class Number of Customer Accounts Residential 456,...
AI summary The document provides a breakdown of customer accounts across different rate classes in Nova Scotia, highlighting the distribution of residential, business, and industrial accounts. It excludes accounts from six municipal electric utilities.
JURISDICTIONAL SCANS - GENERAL OBSERVATIONS Jurisdiction Peak Load (MW) or Annual Consumption (Therms) Population Served Types of Electricity Generation Nova Scotia (ENS) 2,124 MW ≈ 950,000 Coal, Renewables, Natural Gas Ontario Electricity...
AI summary The table provides an overview of various jurisdictions, including their peak load, population served, and types of electricity generation. It includes data on Nova Scotia, Ontario, British Columbia, California, New York, Vermont, Maine, and Massachusetts.
Retail Prices of Electricity In Ontario, the average retail price of electricity averages between $0.10-$0.13/kWh all-in for a customer's bill. Ontario is on time-of-use rates, with the following pricing structure for the winter period (No...
AI summary The document outlines the average retail electricity prices in Ontario, ranging from $0.10 to $0.13/kWh, and explains the time-of-use pricing structure for winter and summer periods. On-peak periods occur during early morning and evening in winter and afternoon in summer, aligning with system load peaks.
INCENTIVE LEVEL SETTING METHODOLOGY LDC Name Target (GWh) Budget Hydro One Brampton Networks Inc. 255.2 $66,798,531 Hydro One Networks Inc. 1,159.0 $321,989,874 Hydro Ottawa Limited 394.5 $105,242,155 Innisfil Hydro Distribution Systems Li...
AI summary The document outlines the incentive level setting methodology for various Local Distribution Companies (LDCs), listing their target energy delivery volumes and corresponding budgets. This information provides a snapshot of financial planning and resource allocation for each LDC.
Figure 15: Union Gas' Rates 1 Area Residential Rate (cents/m3) C&I Rate (cents/m3) Eastern ON 10.8100 10.8100 Fort Francis 10.5266 10.5266 Northern ON 10.7178 10.7178 Northwestern ON 10.6017 10.6017 Southern ON 10.8007 10.8007 & lt;sup>1 U...
AI summary Figure 15 presents Union Gas' natural gas rates for different regions in Ontario, showing both residential and commercial/industrial (C&I) rates in cents per cubic meter for the year 2016.
EXISTING MAIN PROGRAMS – UNION GAS 4 Pr Ar og ra m ea Pr Na De ip io t og ra m m e sc r n In ive t ce n s ks L in (Total not to exceed 50 percent of project cost) money-and- energy/enginee ring-projects
AI summary The table outlines existing main programs for Union Gas, highlighting investment limits and categories of projects, including a note that total investments should not exceed 50 percent of the project cost, with some projects categorized under money-and-energy/engineering-projects.
Figure 25: Customer Count and Loads 1 Customers Count Electricity Sold 2014 (Gigawatt- Hours) Residential 1,709,071 17,965 Light Industrial and Commercial 201,812 18,501 Large Industrial 177 13,994 Other 3,489 2,558 Trade 239 50,082 Total...
AI summary Figure 25 presents customer count and electricity sold by customer type in Nova Scotia. Residential customers account for the majority, followed by light industrial and commercial, large industrial, and other categories. In BC Hydro, 90% of accounts are residential, with commercial and industrial each accounting for about one-third of total electricity supplied.
Please see Table 1-below which details what factors are taken into account when examining each avoided cost component in California: Component Basis of Annual Forecast Basis of Hourly Shape Generation Energy Forward market prices and the $...
AI summary The text outlines the factors considered in examining avoided cost components in California, including generation energy, capacity, ancillary services, T&D capacity, environment, and avoided RPS. Each component's basis for annual forecast and hourly shape is detailed.
RETAIL ENERGY RATES Below are the 2014 electricity rates for Portland General Electric and Pacific Power and the 2014 retail natural gas rates for Oregon and Washington sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Association. These rates are...
AI summary This section provides 2014 electricity and natural gas retail rates for Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, and utilities in Oregon and Washington, sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Association. The rates include transmission and distribution costs and are presented in U.S. dollars.
http://www.eia.gov/electricity/state/washington/index.cfm 2014 Retail Electricity Rates7 (cents/kWh) Portland General Electric Pacific Power Residential 11.37 11.09 Commercial 9.14 9.08 Industrial 6.46 7.37 2014 Retail Electricity Rates8 (...
AI summary The document provides 2014 retail electricity rates for Portland General Electric and Pacific Power, as well as natural gas rates for Oregon and Washington. It also mentions the Energy Trust of Oregon's structure and funding.
Figure 40: Electricity Use and Number of Customers 1 ELECTRIC - (millions of kilowatt-h ours) TOTAL SALES TOTAL SALES COMMERCIAL AND DELIVERIES DELIVERY SERVICE DELIVERY SERVICE SERVICE FOR AND DELIVERIES OFF-SYSTEM & INDUSTRIAL RAILROADS...
AI summary The text presents tables showing electricity and gas usage along with the number of customers over several years, providing data on residential, commercial, and industrial consumption. The tables include details on sales, deliveries, and customer numbers for different years, highlighting trends in energy use and customer distribution.
Figure 50: Customer Rates (2015) 3 Residential Commercial Industrial Transportation (Cents/kWh) (Cents/kWh) (Cents/kWh) (Cents/kWh) Efficiency Maine 15.67 13.15 9.06 - http://www.maine.gov/mpuc/about/annual report/documents/2014AnnualRepor...
AI summary Figure 50 presents customer rates for different sectors in 2015, including residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation, with specific data for Efficiency Maine. The data is sourced from an annual report published in February 2015.
Figure 51: Retail Sales of Electricity (Million kilowatt-hours) 4 2012 2013 2014 2015 Retail sales of electricity (million kilowatthours) New England All sectors 120,456 121,357 119,983 119,311 ··· Residential 47,208 48,369 47,212 47,397 ·...
AI summary The text presents data on retail electricity sales in New England and Maine from 2012 to 2015, showing fluctuations across different sectors such as residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation.
Retail Price of Electricity 100 Entity State Ownership Customers (Count) Sales (Megawatthours) Revenues (Thousands Dollars) Average Price (cents/kWh) City of Chicopee - (MA) MA Municipal 26,217 455,823 55,164.7 12.10 City of Hingham - (MA)...
AI summary The document presents a table comparing the retail price of electricity across various entities in Massachusetts, including municipal and investor-owned utilities. The data includes metrics such as number of customers, sales in megawatthours, revenues, and average prices per kilowatt-hour.